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Create New => Run Function 02 Jul 2013 00:38 #7796

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I have a component I made earlier this year with jCook v2.0. I came back to update/upgrade the component to add some features. Well, the structure has changed and I was wondering if someone could point me in the right direction.

Before:

com_name > admin > tables > the_item.php

Within this file was this:
	/**
	* Overrides JTable::store to set modified data and user id.
	*
	* @access	public
	* @param	boolean	$updateNulls	True to update fields even if they are null.
	*
	* @return	boolean	True on success
	*/
	public function store($updateNulls = false)
	{
         .....
        }


I inserted my code that needed to run after a new item was created and life was good. In v2.5.4 this no longer exists. I am assuming it has been moved?

Ideas?
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Create New => Run Function 02 Jul 2013 00:52 #7797

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I may have answered my own question. Is it now in the FORK for each item?


www.j-cook.net/index.php/forum/added-fun...ctionality-for-forms
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Create New => Run Function 02 Jul 2013 20:40 #7809

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Well I am at a loss. I have reviewed the Forks documentation. Reviewed MVC (again). I can't figure out the new structure or where to place my function.

Basic Structure:

Pages >
>> Backend
>>> Item
>>>> View Item page
>>>> Create item page

When I create an item I need to fire off some custom code. So if you could please tell me where I would place this code, I would appreciate it.

Also, when I create an item and make a user the "Created By", the item always saves as me, the person creating the item. My other component correctly saved as the user I was selecting. (jCook v2.0)
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Create New => Run Function 03 Jul 2013 22:42 #7841

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Table::store() > Model::prepareTable()

I do nit understand the problem with Created by... For me it works very good.
Did you downloaded recently ?
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Create New => Run Function 03 Jul 2013 22:44 #7842

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Yes, I downloaded it yesterday. I looked at some of the code. It appears that there are checks for the assigned user's ACL permissions and if they are not set a certain way, it changes it to the admin creating the record. I have to go back, edit the record, and change it again. Then it works.
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Create New => Run Function 03 Jul 2013 22:47 #7843

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If you want to execute after store(), then it is still possible.

Create this store() function in the table file. (Same than before)
Write ALL your customs in fork files.

Copy the original function from the Joomla native table class
libraries/table/table.php
public function store($updateNulls = false)
{
  return parent::store($updateNulls);

  // FORK AFTER
}
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Last Edit: 03 Jul 2013 22:49 by admin. Reason: added return ... in code
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Create New => Run Function 03 Jul 2013 22:48 #7844

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Ok thank you. I will look at it over the weekend.
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