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Last Post 10/01/2009 6:15 PM by Stefan Cullmann. 4 Replies.

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Stefan Cullmann

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Posts:12

03/12/2009 2:20 PM
One of the major benfits of DMX 5 were surley the templating features. I am able to create an UI which runs AJAX and Javascript- free, controlled only by querystrings. Unfortunately you can't edit/add entries without JS, as the Cancel, Update, Prev and Next buttons, which even look like buttons, are infact styled link buttons, which require Javascript for Postback. Peter, please turn them into real buttons! A small change for you, but a big step for the module.

Peter Donker

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Posts:4536

09/30/2009 11:46 AM
Hi Stefan, Looking closer at this request I see it concerns the edit screen, not the template UI. Changing the wizard is not something I fancy doing. Try selecting the other edit screen for your module instance. Peter

Stefan Cullmann

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Posts:12

10/01/2009 5:35 PM
The tempate UI calls the same edit screen as the default interface, doesn't it. Can you please explain, what is the "other" edit screen, where do I find it?

Peter Donker

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Posts:4536

10/01/2009 6:01 PM
Go to module settings and select EditEntryFB.ascx for the edit screen. It is a single screen form for editing content. Peter

Stefan Cullmann

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10/01/2009 6:15 PM
Thank you, though this doesn't help as the update and cancel are still link buttons and no real buttons.

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