[shuvo_mahfuz]

Is there any way to add a custom button in edit form.

 

thanks in advance

[davidoster]

Hello and welcome to the forums [member=shuvo_mahfuz].

If you mean the same way we do by using the add_action unfortunately no there is not.

But you can make tthis button statically by modifing the assets/grocery_crud/themes/your_theme/views edit.php file.

Otherwise you can inspect the getState and on $state == 'edit' inject some js/jq code.

[Felipe Matos]

Hello and welcome to the forums [member=shuvo_mahfuz].

If you mean the same way we do by using the add_action unfortunately no there is not.

But you can make tthis button statically by modifing the assets/grocery_crud/themes/your_theme/views edit.php file.

Otherwise you can inspect the getState and on $state == 'edit' inject some js/jq code.

 

In $state == 'edit' , the string is at the top of the page. 

 

How do I do to pass the $crud->getStateInfo()->primary_key for edit.php or to put this "primary_key" side of the cancel button for example?

[ssfthurber]

you asked about adding custom buttons on an edit form, if i've read correctly. in the edit state, the key is in a URL segment. have the controller use that to build the URL string you need then use your view to inject code for a button into the body. i do this sort of hing s often that my views have more hooks than anything else, and end up having mostly stuff like this:

<?php foreach($css_files as $file): ?><link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="<?php echo $file; ?>" /><?php endforeach; ?>

<?php global $inject_after_cssfiles; echo $inject_after_cssfiles; ?>

<?php global $inject_after_cssinline; echo $inject_after_cssinline; ?>

<?php global $inject_atop_js; echo $inject_atop_js; ?>

<?php foreach($js_files as $file): ?><script src="<?php echo $file; ?>"></script><?php endforeach;?>

<?php global $inject_after_jsfiles; echo $inject_after_jsfiles; ?>

<div id="this_page_body" >

<?php 

global $inject_atop_body; 

echo $inject_atop_body; 

global $extraJS; 

$output.=$extraJS;

echo $output; 

?>

</div>