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Anyone interested in a Ctrl/Alt+S saving-plugin?
Is there any interest in a keyboard shortcut for saving articles, form, templates, links, etc.? It seems like a slight PITA because TXP doesn’t use form names or IDs in a lot of the backend, but parentNoding to the form should work. I’m just not sure if it’s worth developing if I’m the only one using it :).
Last edited by jm (2009-02-03 09:55:54)
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Re: Anyone interested in a Ctrl/Alt+S saving-plugin?
I think jQuery can be used to handle pressing ctrl+s and event submit() for desired form. Select it pretty simple with jQuery’s selector’s power ;) Hope this can help
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Re: Anyone interested in a Ctrl/Alt+S saving-plugin?
jm wrote:
Is there any interest in a keyboard shortcut for saving articles, form, templates, links, etc.?
Hell yes :-)
It seems like a slight PITA because TXP doesn’t use form names or IDs in a lot of the backend
Yeah, that’s going to be fun. I guess keeping a lookup table of pages -> savable DOM elements would be order of the day so it’s easy to update when the admin side changes?
Last edited by Bloke (2009-02-03 10:09:19)
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Re: Anyone interested in a Ctrl/Alt+S saving-plugin?
jm wrote:
It seems like a slight PITA because TXP doesn’t use form names or IDs in a lot of the backend
It’s in your own hands to change that.
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Re: Anyone interested in a Ctrl/Alt+S saving-plugin?
jm wrote:
Is there any interest in a keyboard shortcut for saving articles, form, templates, links, etc.?
Yes!
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Bloke wrote:
I guess keeping a lookup table of pages -> savable DOM elements would be order of the day so it’s easy to update when the admin side changes?
That’s not a bad idea :). I’ll try to get something up this week.
wet wrote:
It’s in your own hands to change that.
I had never looked around the saving/publishing forms before, but I’ll submit a form-name patch soon.
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