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I wasn't sure if this module would be of much general interest but Teppo has mentioned it a couple of times in recent issues of PW Weekly so I'm adding it to the modules directory and creating a support topic for it. Page Action: Include File A generic action for Lister Pro allowing the selection of a PHP file containing the action code. This can be useful for quickly applying API processing to pages without going to the trouble of creating a custom Page Action module for the purpose. Large quantities of pages can be processed thanks to Lister Pro's feature that splits the pages into chunks. Usage The module creates a folder at /site/templates/PageActionIncludeFile/ on install. Place your PHP files inside this folder. Within each file, the $item variable refers to the page that is currently being processed. There is no need to save the page within your code because Lister Pro does this automatically. Example action file: append_foo_to_page_title.php <?php namespace ProcessWire; /** @var Page $item */ // Append " foo" to page title $item->title .= " foo"; Enable the PageActionIncludeFile action in the config of one or more Lister Pro instances. In the Lister Pro instance, set the filters or select the pages as needed and then choose the "Include File" action. Use the select field to choose a file you have added to /site/templates/PageActionIncludeFile/. Click "Execute" to apply the action. https://github.com/Toutouwai/PageActionIncludeFile https://processwire.com/modules/page-action-include-file/
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Hi, I've managed to add a new button to the edit page but i'm finding it difficult to catch when it's been clicked. I've attached an image with the new publish later button with the name pdp_pub_later, but when I message() the action its always ProcessPageEdit – who would I find out that my new button has been clicked? public function init() { $this->addHookAfter("ProcessPageEdit::execute", $this, 'publishLaterAndRedirect'); } public function publishLaterAndRedirect(HookEvent $e){ $page = $e->page; $action = $e->action; $this->message('action:' . $this->process); }
