Does event 'writeCreate' still work? Editor Version 1.7.3

Does event 'writeCreate' still work? Editor Version 1.7.3

rw152rw152 Posts: 56Questions: 15Answers: 1

I'm using editor version 1.7.3.

Even if I put a

                ->on('writeCreate ',function($editor,$id,$values)  {
                    die('im dead');
                })

Nothing pops up and the server spits out data as usual. Am I missing something painfully obvious? I'd like to:

  1. insert data after the row has been created
  2. retrieve that data before the results are sent to the browser (i'm working my way around an MJoin issue)

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  • allanallan Posts: 63,489Questions: 1Answers: 10,470 Site admin
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    That absolutely should work. If you have a look in the Editor.php file and search for writeCreate its in the _insert function. Only if there is no id returned from the insert would it fail.

    Could you show me your whole code so I can try to reproduce it?

    Thanks,
    Allan

  • rw152rw152 Posts: 56Questions: 15Answers: 1

    Hi Allan, thanks. I verified that last night before posting and here's some confirmation:

    I don't think I can post the code here, unfortunately (sorry!), but appreciate the confirmation that it should work. I'll keep digging and see if I can find anything.

    FWIW we have a left join on "Table B" from "Table A" and also an MJOIN which links to "Table C" using "Table B" (from "Table A")

  • rw152rw152 Posts: 56Questions: 15Answers: 1

    Also
    ->on('writeEdit')
    works correctly

  • rw152rw152 Posts: 56Questions: 15Answers: 1

    Been chasing this awhile... turns out I had the event written as ->on('writeCreate ') (note the space!)

    Removed the space and voila, it worked. Sorry for the annoying post.

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