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#13 2024-08-20 16:56:42

Bloke
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Re: Bulk insert for links

Ah, sorry, yes. There’s no save step on this panel. It’s a fudge.

When the save routine was refactored to do everything in one function, we now choose between the states based on the value of save or publish POST variables and the status. The step is always a fixed value: edit.

So:

public function __construct()
{
    register_callback(array(__CLASS__, "bulkInsert"), "article", "edit", 1);
}

should work. Then just just decide in your routine whether you want to act on ps('save') or ps('publish') accordingly.


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#14 2024-08-26 12:24:07

planeth
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Re: Bulk insert for links

Sorry for the late reply.

I had it working with register_callback(array(__CLASS__, "bulkInsert"), "article_saved");
But only when clicking the “save” button.

I’ve just changed for register_callback(array(__CLASS__, "bulkInsert"), "article","edit", 1);
with public static function bulkInsert($event, $step, $data, $rs)
Which produce the following error message :

Fatal error:  Uncaught ArgumentCountError: 
Too few arguments to function plh_link_bulkinsert::bulkInsert(), 2 passed in extpattern/lib/txplib_misc.php on line 1589 
and exactly 4 expected in plh_link_bulkinsert/plh_link_bulkinsert.php:36

Not sure what is wrong ^^

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#15 2024-08-26 13:01:14

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Re: Bulk insert for links

You don’t get $data and $rs passed from panel-level callbacks. So remove those two params from your function signature and you should be golden.


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#16 2024-08-30 07:47:34

planeth
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Re: Bulk insert for links

Thanks. I missed this bit in the doc :/

The fist part is pretty much done: I can retrieve the content of my textarea, parse it as CSV and do my bulk insert and get back the IDs of the links.

Now, I want to append <txp:linkist ... /> the the Body inside the write panel.
I tried to append it directly to the $_POST['Body'] but if I understand correctly, the plugin is called after the save.
How could I achieve that ?

Other question: as these links are references for the article, I’d like them to be footnotes.
Below is the block I want to append to the body.

h3(ref-links). Références

<txp:variable name="linkids" value="1,2,3"/>
<txp:linklist id="1,2,3"
              sort='FIELD(id, <txp:variable name="linkids" breakby="," escape="trim, quote" break="," />)'
              break="br" escape="textile">
    fn<txp:variable name="note_nbr" add="1" escape="tidy" output />. %(type-date)<txp:jcr_link_custom name="type_publication" /><txp:jcr_link_custom name="date_publication" />%
    <txp:jcr_link_custom name="auteur" wraptag="span" class="auteur"/>
    <txp:link_description wraptag="span" class="title-description"/>
    <txp:link_name wraptag="span" class="éditeur-publication"/>
    <a class="ref-link" href="<txp:link_url />">
        voir lien
    </a>
</txp:linklist>

All is fine except that the fn<x>. part is not parsed by textile to become a footnote link.
Is it even possible to do that ?

And last but least: what is the magical incantation to syntax-colour a textpattern bc.. :)

Last edited by planeth (2024-08-30 12:46:34)

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#17 2024-08-30 09:19:12

etc
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Re: Bulk insert for links

planeth wrote #337752:

Other question: as these links are references for the article, I’d like them to be footnotes.
Below is the block I want to append to the body.

h3(ref-links). Références...

All is fine except that the fn<x>. part is not parsed by textile to become a footnote link.
Is it even possible to do that ?

These fn#. tokens must start a line, so escape="trim, textile" should work.

And last but least: what is the magical incantation to syntax-colour a textpattern bc.. :)

bc.. txp perhaps?

Unrelated, but break="br" and quoting link ids do not seem necessary here.

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#18 2024-08-30 13:06:11

planeth
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Re: Bulk insert for links

Almost there !
escape="trim, textile" plus you need break="p" to generate the footnote’s id.

The snag is that while the footnote’s id is generated, it does not matches the href link generated for the content above

Below, an example :

<p>some content<sup class="footnote" id="fnrev3292214966d1c053e5360-1"><a href="#fn3292214966d1c053e5360-1">1</a></sup></p>

<p class="footnote" id="fn128403068966d1c128ad080-1"><sup>1</sup> 
here goes the footnote content
</p>

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#19 2024-09-02 15:08:08

planeth
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Re: Bulk insert for links

Thanks Oleg and Stef !

I’ve found that the textiled footnote works if I append directly the footnote content to the Body:

fn1. %(type)article 2019%, %(auteur)somebody%, %(title-description)Some description%, %(éditeur-publication)editor% 
<a class=refLink href="http://somelink" data-link-id=98>Voir le lien</a>

The plugin run before article_save does its things.
To update the body and clear the reference_links field use

$response[] = '$("#body").val("'.escape_js($_POST['Body']).'").css("overflow", "auto")';
$response[] = '$("#plh-reference-links").val("")';
send_script_response(join("\n", $response));

If anyone is interested in the code, let me know ;)

edited for future reference

Last edited by planeth (2024-09-03 10:03:15)

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#20 2024-09-03 15:50:46

etc
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Re: Bulk insert for links

Glad you have nailed it. What callback are you using? We have recently introduced two ‘pre-save’ callbacks in dev, but, probably, they are not really needed?

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