Closes #99
The block number on the success-tx view now has the same treatment as addresses and tx hashes:
- Click-to-copy (dashed underline)
- External link icon to `etherscan.io/block/{number}`
Added a `blockNumberHtml()` function following the same pattern as `txHashHtml()` and `toAddressHtml()`.
### Data atom consistency audit
All blockchain entities displayed across the codebase:
| Entity | Click-to-copy | External link | Where |
|--------|:---:|:---:|-------|
| Address | ✅ | ✅ etherscan.io/address/ | home, send, receive, txStatus, transactionDetail, approval, addressDetail, addressToken, confirmTx |
| Tx hash | ✅ | ✅ etherscan.io/tx/ | txStatus, transactionDetail |
| Token contract | ✅ | ✅ etherscan.io/token/ | addressToken, confirmTx, transactionDetail |
| **Block number** | ✅ (new) | ✅ (new) etherscan.io/block/ | txStatus (success view) |
`docker build .` passes.
Closes#99
The block number on the success-tx view is now styled consistently with
other blockchain entities (addresses, tx hashes): it has a dashed underline
for click-to-copy and an external link icon pointing to etherscan.io/block/.
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Closes #99
The block number on the success-tx view now has the same treatment as addresses and tx hashes:
etherscan.io/block/{number}Added a
blockNumberHtml()function following the same pattern astxHashHtml()andtoAddressHtml().Data atom consistency audit
All blockchain entities displayed across the codebase:
docker build .passes.Closing as duplicate of #102 which already addresses issue #99.
Pull request closed