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Checking if template is a temporary template before saving
VeiJari posted a topic in Getting Started
Hello, our customer doesn't like the fact that they have to first add a title and then add the other info in the form. Therefore, we've enabled the way to skip this by making a temporary file before saving. But the problem is that by using module schedulepages in this piece of code in the module: if (!$page->isNew() && $page->publishable() && $page->isChanged('status') && $page->is(Page::statusUnpublished) && $page->publish_from) { $this->session->error($this->_("“Publish From Date” field was cleared to prevent the page from being unintentionally re-published on the next Lazy Cron run.")); $page->publish_from = null; $page->save('publish_from'); } it fires even with the temporary file and therefore after first save it resets the publish_from field. Is there a way to check if template is temporary, or something along those lines? One solution is just to ask the customer to first save the form after adding a title, but I don't see that as a good solution. -
Hello everyone, I'm creating a large scale application which will be used by thousands of people. Part of of the application requires storing temporary information about user's activities. For example, if user comments on certain topic, notification of same should be given to OP and people following the topic. I thought I'd create a subpage with a repeater field having few fields like user id, timestamp & notification status, read/unread (I just don't see why using page table is better in this case, if someone can enlighten me, that'd be great.). But I've read that every repeater item is same as new page, so I'm really confused whether I should just start keeping temporary pages or use a page with repeater field. But for every topic, there can be hundreds of notifications, which I think will be a problematic situation in future. So I am looking for any kind of temporary storage that will not included creating pages. Writing logs to file could be done but i'm not sure how good solution is that and how reliable it'll be. I'd really like a good conversation with someone who understands PW, so I'm here. Thank you all.
