Refreshing the parent node when a child changes - Revision history

Wayneh at 21:12, 29 July 2010

2010-07-29T21:12:21Z

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	The above solution only displays a "Save" button and NOT "Save and close" + "Cancel" ~~becuase~~ no atklevel values are used		The above solution only displays a "Save" button and NOT "Save and close" + "Cancel" because no atklevel or stack values are used

	To use levels and display these buttons see the forum posting http://forum.achievo.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12781		To use levels and display these buttons see the forum posting http://forum.achievo.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12781

			It involves adding in extra $pparams values - eg
			<syntaxhighlight lang="php">
			$pparams["atkprevlevel"] = 0 ;
			$pparams["atklevel"] = 1 ;
			$pparams["atkstackid"] = atkStackID();
			</syntaxhighlight>

			Note that you will need to hardcode the level values for each particular situation

	Wayne		Wayne

Wayneh at 04:39, 5 July 2010

2010-07-05T04:39:48Z

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	[[Jorge Garifuna]]		[[Jorge Garifuna]]

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			The above solution only displays a "Save" button and NOT "Save and close" + "Cancel" becuase no atklevel values are used

			To use levels and display these buttons see the forum posting http://forum.achievo.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12781

			Wayne

Wayneh: /* Solution */

2010-05-22T04:03:57Z

Solution

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	I’m sure there are solutions, but this is the one that worked best for me.		I’m sure there are solutions, but this is the one that worked best for me.

SusanSimmons: /* Solution */

2010-05-21T12:17:16Z

Solution

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	I’m sure there are solutions, but this is the one that worked best for me.		I’m sure there are solutions, but this is the one that worked best for me.

Wayneh: /* Solution */

2010-04-21T01:29:36Z

Solution

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	if (!empty($master_node_id_value)) {// force master redirect, since ATK currently does not		if (!empty($master_node_id_value)) {// force master redirect, since ATK currently does not
	$pparams["wbiz_order_id"] = $master_node_id_value;		$pparams["atktab"] = "some_tab_name";// Optional - sets focus to this tab in the master node
			// NOTE: tab name is CASE SENSITIVE !!
			$pparams["wbiz_order_id"] = $master_node_id_value;
	$pparams["atkselector"] = $master_node_name.".".$master_node_primary_field."='".$master_node_id_value."'";		$pparams["atkselector"] = $master_node_name.".".$master_node_primary_field."='".$master_node_id_value."'";
	$pparams["atknodetype"] = $master_node_module.".".$master_node_name;		$pparams["atknodetype"] = $master_node_module.".".$master_node_name;

bahtiar at 15:54, 18 February 2010

2010-02-18T15:54:27Z

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	{{Howto\|Advanced\|[[Jorge Garifuna]] <info@GariDigital.com>}}~~'''How to force refresh of parent node of one-to-many relation'''~~		{{Howto\|Advanced\|[[Jorge Garifuna]] <info@GariDigital.com>}}
	== Summary ==		== Summary ==

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	== Solution ==		== Solution ==

	The way I solved this problem was by calling a function called ~~“redirectOrder~~()” after “postUpdate()”, “postDelete()” and “postAdd()” to make sure my “Order” totals would be updated during updates, deletion and addition of new “Order Detail”.		The way I solved this problem was by calling a function called “_redirectOrder()” after “postUpdate()”, “postDelete()” and “postAdd()” to make sure my “Order” totals would be updated during updates, deletion and addition of new “Order Detail”.

	Below is the code snippet I used. Variables are used in the ~~“redirectOrder~~()” function to make it easier to replace the values to anything of your convenient:		Below is the code snippet I used. Variables are used in the “_redirectOrder()” function to make it easier to replace the values to anything of your convenient:

	<syntaxhighlight lang="php">		<syntaxhighlight lang="php">

	// this function is automatically called after a record has been updated		// this function is automatically called after a record has been updated
	function postUpdate($record){		public function postUpdate($record)
	$this->~~redirectOrder~~($record);		{
			$this->_redirectOrder($record);
	return true;		return true;
	}		}
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	// this function is automatically called after a record has been deleted		// this function is automatically called after a record has been deleted
	function postDelete($record){		public function postDelete($record)
	$this->~~redirectOrder~~($record);		{
			$this->_redirectOrder($record);
	return true;		return true;
	}		}
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	// this function is automatically called after a record has been added		// this function is automatically called after a record has been added
	function postAdd(&$record){		public function postAdd(&$record)
	$this->~~redirectOrder~~($record);		{
			$this->_redirectOrder($record);
	return true;		return true;
	}		}
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	Force direct of master node		Force direct of master node
	*/		*/
	function ~~redirectOrder~~($record) {		protected function _redirectOrder($record)
			{

	$master_node_primary_field = "wbiz_order_id";		$master_node_primary_field = "wbiz_order_id";

bahtiar: How to force refresh of parent node of one-to-many relation moved to Refreshing the parent node when a child changes

2007-03-03T08:54:47Z

How to force refresh of parent node of one-to-many relation moved to Refreshing the parent node when a child changes

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bahtiar at 08:54, 3 March 2007

2007-03-03T08:54:09Z

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	{{Howto\|~~Easy~~\|[[Jorge Garifuna]] <info@GariDigital.com>}}'''How to force refresh of parent node of one-to-many relation'''		{{Howto\|Advanced\|[[Jorge Garifuna]] <info@GariDigital.com>}}'''How to force refresh of parent node of one-to-many relation'''
	== Summary ==		== Summary ==

bahtiar: please provide links or references only on your user page

2007-03-03T08:53:34Z

please provide links or references only on your user page

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	Until next time,		Until next time,

	Jorge Garifuna		[[Jorge Garifuna]]
	~~Professional Web Developer~~
	~~Garinet Global Inc.~~
	~~http://www.GariDigital.com~~
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Jamiet at 09:38, 2 March 2007

2007-03-02T09:38:56Z

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	'''How to force refresh of parent node of one-to-many relation'''		{{Howto\|Easy\|[[Jorge Garifuna]] <info@GariDigital.com>}}'''How to force refresh of parent node of one-to-many relation'''
	== Summary ==		== Summary ==