i18n: update translations for collection contents and sorting options in multiple languages
refactor: replace individual sections for adventures, transportations, lodging, notes, and checklists in the collection page with the new CollectionAllView component
- Updated the collections loading logic to include sorting and pagination parameters from the URL.
- Refactored the collections page to manage owned, shared, and archived collections with a tabbed interface.
- Added sorting functionality to allow users to sort collections by different attributes.
- Implemented a sidebar for filtering and sorting options.
- Improved the UI for better user experience, including a floating action button for creating new collections.
- Added a not found page for collections that do not exist, enhancing error handling.
- Added support for multiple collections in AdventureSerializer, allowing adventures to be linked to multiple collections.
- Implemented validation to ensure collections belong to the current user during adventure creation and updates.
- Introduced a signal to update adventure publicity based on the public status of linked collections.
- Updated file permission checks to consider multiple collections when determining access rights.
- Modified AdventureImageViewSet and AttachmentViewSet to check access against collections instead of a single collection.
- Enhanced AdventureViewSet to support filtering and sorting adventures based on collections.
- Updated frontend components to manage collections more effectively, including linking and unlinking adventures from collections.
- Adjusted API endpoints and data structures to accommodate the new collections feature.
- Improved user experience with appropriate notifications for collection actions.
The tab-based selection of views in a collection doesn't really work on
mobile devices since it needs too much horizontal space. This leads to
text overflowing buttons as well as half of the tab bar disappearing
behind the right edge of the phone screen.
This patch modifies the navigation by keeping the current tabs in
desktop mode, but switching to a very compact dropdown on mobile
devices.
The functionality of both elements is identical.
If you are in a collection – e.g on “All Linked Items” – and go into an
adventure, going back will cause you to end up on the itinerary. This is
quite annoying if you have a number of options for a trip linked already
but whenever you go back, you have to scroll up again, click on “All
Linked Items”, and scroll down again to get to the next adventure in
line.
This patch makes AdventureLog remember the tab you were in and going
back and forth in the browser history will actually work.
