[plugin] [ORPHAN] upm_savenew: "Save New" button for articles and forms.

mrdale · 2005-11-26 17:41:14

Mary, I love this plugin. Next best thing to a revisions module…

BUT. Sometimes the save-new doesn’t show up on the write page ok on the forms page. Can’t figure out why. Conflict with bas_image_select or rss_show_advanced-options ?

[edit] the latest bas_image_select is the problem! RATS, both plugins are indispensible. Save_new should be rolled into the basic TXP install, It’s pretty fundamental.

Last edited by mrdale (2005-11-26 18:01:59)

NeilA · 2005-11-26 20:32:03

> mary wrote:
I can see the date thing now, and I see why. Fixed.

Cool.
A small thing, but I’m glad that’s fixed…
I second the call to merge this function into the core of TXP.

Thanks Mary.

tinyfly · 2006-02-09 07:03:42

~~mary is no longer maintaining this plugin – a copy of the last release is available here from upm-plugins archive~~

(Edit: that’s not the case anymore. See above for the download. :) -Mary)

Last edited by Mary (2006-05-14 22:56:11)

transph0rmer · 2006-05-14 21:06:32

Also have got the problem with the bas_image_select plugin, anyone got both plugins working together?

Mary · 2006-05-14 22:56:25

Make sure you have the newest copies of both plugins.

rloaderro · 2006-06-13 16:20:05

Mary,

I just discovered this plug and think it is great!! definitely a required plugin!! I think it is missing an important feature though! When you are logged in as a non-publisher/editor user, and open an article that you do not have priveleges to modify, neither the save or save new buttons appear. Natch the save should not appear because you do not have permission to modify the original article – but if the save new appeared it would allow editors/publishers to design templates without the risk of writers saving over them. I hope I have explained this correctly. What do you think?

Edit- I achieved this by changing this function in the plugin:
<code>
function upm_savenew_article($buffer) { $find = ‘</td></tr></table></form>’; $replace = ‘<input type=“submit” name=“publish” value=”’.gTxt(‘save_new’).’” class=“publish” onclick=“return upm_savenew_check(\‘article\’);” />’;

return str_replace($find, $replace.$find, $buffer);
}
</code>

Though I don’t know if that was the wrong thing to do…

Last edited by rloaderro (2006-06-13 17:47:59)

Mary · 2006-06-13 18:52:02

I’m not sure if that should be possible or not, being able to save new off of someone else’s article. While I can see the use of that, I can see where you wouldn’t want that either. Guess I’ll need to add a setting for this.

rloaderro · 2006-06-13 19:27:23

Mary wrote:

I’m not sure if that should be possible or not, being able to save new off of someone else’s article. While I can see the use of that, I can see where you wouldn’t want that either.

But I don’t see how that could be avoided. Textpattern already allows someone to open an article they do not have permission to modify – the plugin just saves the step of having to select-copy-paste (and sets the other variables too of course). TXP doesn’t have permissions for sections/categories – that’s why I suggested this plugin for the core – having a Save As is a huge boon to productivity…

jakob · 2006-07-12 20:41:17

Just an info: in the current dev, the addition of tabindex=“4” to the save button means upm_savenew no longer matches the search string. Include tabindex=“4” in the search string and it works again ( one could also making save new tabindex=“5”).

Mary · 2006-07-12 23:20:46

I know. When a new stable version is released I go through all my plugins to ensure they still work. :)

Ace of Dubs · 2006-07-16 17:18:28

This plugin only puts the desired button on my forms page. Currently running 4.0.3 with the following plugins installed

chh_article_custom
chh_article_lib
chh_if_data
rss_admin_db_manager
rss_admin_resize
rss_admin_show_adv_opts
zem_link
zem_prblock

EDIT: I just turned off all the plugins, turned them on again and the button shows up as expected. Hope this trick proves useful for some of you having problems

Last edited by Ace of Dubs (2006-07-16 17:25:38)

uli · 2006-08-26 14:37:15

i missed this feature from my very first day clicking around in txp. thank you for writing this one, mary!

again, i’m just clicking around in a completely fresh installation and writing some articles and comments with hints for my client for his opening, ~~and discover that the affiliate comments are taken away from their original article when i duplicate them, as if the duplicate being the master~~. I’ve never needed comments before, but maybe this time they suit my client fine.

Edit: i cannot reproduce this. sorry, mary.

Last edited by uli (2006-08-26 20:09:29)

uli · 2006-08-26 20:06:08

No, I definitely cannot reproduce this! My apologies!

TimTops · 2006-10-19 09:08:40

Hello Mary,

Are you still working on your plugins? I thought I read you were leaving the community or somesuch?

This plugin is incredibly useful – any chance of an update for version 4.0.4? It doesn’t seem to be working…

Niconemo · 2006-10-19 15:48:42

Is is not the only admin plugin that doesn’t work anymore.
Mary was aware of it even before the 4.04 release I think…
So I hope we’ll have some news from her soon. :-)

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