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Edit article from front-office [SOLVED]
Hi all.
Trying to use rvm_if_privileged plugin to edit article from front-side in 4.4.1:
<txp:rvm_if_privileged> <a href="<txp:site_url />textpattern/index.php?event=article&step=edit&ID=<txp:article_id />"> EDIT </a></txp:rvm_if_privileged>
Seems however that form_token function doesn’t works/isn’t available on front side.
Is there a solution, or none?
Tks by advance folks.
Last edited by Pat64 (2011-07-01 14:46:11)
Patrick.
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#2 2011-07-01 10:45:03
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Re: Edit article from front-office [SOLVED]
Would you need the form_token part at all?
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Re: Edit article from front-office [SOLVED]
uli wrote:
Would you need the form_token part at all?
Yes. In purpose to offer edit article feature to all publishers on txp-fr.net website.
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Re: Edit article from front-office [SOLVED]
The token part isn’t needed at all if you just build a link to the edit page. I run a similar code and it works perfect.
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Re: Edit article from front-office [SOLVED]
@lazyadmin
Can you show me your code? Trying that kind of thing on 4.4.1 without any success: I return on admin side…on a blank “write” article page!
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#6 2011-07-01 13:06:54
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Re: Edit article from front-office [SOLVED]
Best might be to copy from the TXP admin > Articles.
Have you really renamed your textpattern directory?
Last edited by uli (2011-07-01 13:47:51)
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Re: Edit article from front-office [SOLVED]
uli. Code above corrected. Sorry.
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#8 2011-07-01 13:53:10
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Re: Edit article from front-office [SOLVED]
Just in case the both of us don’t spot the difference, here’s my working code:
<a href="<txp:site_url />textpattern/index.php?event=article&step=edit&ID=<txp:article_id />" class="grau" title="Artikel oder Artikelinformationen bearbeiten">Text</a>(Removed the quoted path from my post above, in case you don’t want it published.)
Last edited by uli (2011-07-01 13:53:41)
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#9 2011-07-01 13:57:51
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Re: Edit article from front-office [SOLVED]
Have to admit that it might make a difference to have several authors, now in 4.4.1. My code is taken from a local, one-person, test install.
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Re: Edit article from front-office [SOLVED]
@uli
You’re right. My 1st code (edited: without form_token() call), and yours works too. My first attempt was to use it in its simple form. Can’t figure why it didn’t work the first time… :-O
Tks lot to point me on the right way, Man.
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#11 2011-07-03 11:51:53
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Re: Edit article from front-office [SOLVED]
Glad it works now.
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