Or create your own admin generator theme... That's just a second "save
button"...
The only thing that will differ is the rediction after the action. So you just
have to know
wich submit button was used and redirect to the correct page.
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De : rosbif <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
À : symfony users <symfony-users@googlegroups.com>
Envoyé le : Samedi, 15 Novembre 2008, 15h12mn 40s
Objet : [symfony-users] Re: "save and next" action on admin generator edit page
After working on this, the problem I am seeing is that if you add an
action to the edit form, the button will only do a GET, so you can't
post the data in the form and perform an action on it (updating the
entry).
this is the code I use in the generator.yml:
<pre>
_save_and_edit_next:
name: save and edit next
value: save_and_edit_next
method: post
type: submit
action: saveNext
params: class=null name=save_and_edit_next method=post
type=submit
</pre>
and this is the code it generates :
<pre>
<li><input class="sf_admin_action_save_and_edit_next"
name="save_and_edit_next" method="post" value="save and edit next"
onclick="document.location.href='/backend_dev.php/sfTransUnit/saveNext/
msg_id/622';" type="button"></li>
</pre>
Compared to the code for the save and add action :
<pre>
<li><input name="save_and_add" value="save and add"
class="sf_admin_action_save_and_add" type="submit"></li>
</pre>
does anyone have an idea how to force the action to post the form
data ?
Thanks
Gareth
On Nov 14, 6:32 pm, rosbif <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to add a "Save and go to next" action on the edit page of
> the admin generator.
>
> Currently its difficult to bulk edit entries via the admin interface.
> From the list page, you click on an item, edit it, save it, then have
> to click back twice before clicking on the next item.
>
> I'd like to add a way to save an entry and go to the next entry to
> edit automatically. The next page should take the user to edit the
> next item in the list depending on the current filter settings.
>
> I guess I have to create the pager object in executeEdit(), like in
> executeList() but if someone knows an easier way than doing this by
> hand, or if someone else has already done this, I'd love to know.
>
> Thnks
> Gareth
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