There is no code generated for the "New" nor for the "Save" functions neither in the controllers nor in the view.html.php files even if the buttons appear in cook.

I tried :

Removing the buttons and reinserting them in the toolbar
Removing the toolbar from the layout and reinserting it
Deleting and rebuilding the view

without success.

So I downloaded the component and looked through the code. The functions save() and new() do not exist.

Have you seen this before?

Thanks again

Do you have related form item layout ?

Hello admin,

Except for two views, they all have an item layout and a collection layout.

One view does not even have a tmpl folder. Other views have the following files (for example):

1. patineur.php
2. patineur.xml
3. patineur_fly.php

The usual file patineur_form.php is not there.

Thanks,

Anything new on this?

Have you tried clearing your cache, logging out and back in again then rebuilding your files?

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What version and Config settings you using?

Gez

Hello Gez,

I tried with a different computer. I don't think the cache nor the login session can be an issue.

I recreated part of the component. I get the same behaviour. I tried with both versions: CMS (Joomla! 1.6, 1.7 and 2.5) and v2.0 Beta (joomla! 2.5). From what I can see, it does not make any difference.

I tried different configs. The last I tried:

1. JS Framework: JQuery
2. Form style: Condenses
3. Features: JDom complete
4. DB automations: Model
5. Timeout loading: 20 seconds

Thanks again,

Hi jroberge,

In the front-end or backend?

If it's the backend, I would test by creating a new component with one simple table to see if it makes a difference. But actually, just before you do, you haven't applied any CSS class or anything else in the properties of the toolbar or buttons themselves?

If it's a frontend form, it maybe related to not having a checked out/author field if you don't have one. Not 100% sure about this but I would almost certainly put a new post in tickets as they are priority for admin to look at.

Sorry if this isn't much help! I've never experienced these issues.

Gez

Hi again Gez,

What a shame . Looking more deeply at the component with your suggestions, I realize that the behaviour of Cook is totally appropriate. I was working with a fly block, not a form block. I realize that by default, when one create a new layout, he is provided with a toolbar and a form on the admin side, and a toolbar and a fly on the public side.

Thanks for your help and sorry for the distraction...

No probs,

G