MNTP: Re-initialize contextual dialog options upon content creation#17301
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MNTP: Re-initialize contextual dialog options upon content creation#17301
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Prerequisites
If there's an existing issue for this PR then this fixes #15770 (in part)
Description
Notice that #15770 covers two different issues:
This PR fixes the issue described in the original issue description by reloading the contextual dialog options, if the MNTP is part of a newly created document.
Another PR will be submitted to tackle the other contextual issues, as they are indeed a whole other issue.
Testing this PR
Follow the steps in the issue description in #15770 - it should work now after content creation.
Please notice that the screencast in the first comment of #15770 is somewhat off; it does not follow the steps, so don't follow the screencast when testing 😆