Reload PageEditContent (Repeater Matrix fields) after front end edit in "View -> Panel"

[stizzle]

Hi guys!

Great piece of software! ? However, after developing a few sites with ProcessWire I'm stuck and need your help:

My setup is as follows:

• Repeater Matrix
• First attempt: Enabed conventional front end editing via PageFrontEdit
• Second attempt: Front end editing with FEEL Module

Scenario:

• I want users to be able to manage their content (Repeater Matrix items) as usual on the PageEditContent page - ok. 
• I want them to be able to view their content using "View -> Panel" mode - ok.
• I also want them to be able to edit their Repeater Matrix items via Front end editing when viewing the page normally - ok.
• Here comes the tricky part: When in "View -> Panel" mode, I want them to be able to edit a specific Repeater Matrix item the same way they would from the front end from within the panel.
  • First attempt: Content is saved, but content in panel is not reloaded and also the content inside the Repeater Matrix edit fields is not reloaded. Have to hard-reload the page to see changes.
  • Second attempt: Content is saved, content in panel is reloaded but the content inside the Repeater Matrix edit fields is not reloaded. Have to hard-reload the page to see changes there.

I guess by now you know what I want to achieve: Be able to edit content in the conventional way, enable front end edit it "real" front end but also inside "View -> Panel" mode and reflect content changes in both the "View -> Panel" as well as inside conventional Repeater Matrix edit fields.

Do you guys have any suggestions how to achieve this? Thanks in advance!

[stizzle]

No one has an idea how to solve or work around this? ?

Would it be possible to trigger a page reload on closing the panel? Is there any event I could use for that?

Sorry for pushing this to the top again.

[Zeka]

@stizzle You can try to use 'pw -panel-closed' event.

 

[dotnetic]

Yes, what @Zeka said can be used:

$(document).on('pw-panel-closed', function (event, panel) {
	window.location.reload();
    //console.log(event);
    //console.log(panel);
});