Re: [Tiki-users] Displaying a page without any decorations

Glad it works Ilya!

Hackish is fine for now as you learn more!


Marc


On Tue, 16 Mar 2021 21:44:28 -0700 Tiki users mailing list [email protected] said

> Hi guys,
> 
> Thanks for the links. I tried Plugin Layout and disabled all the extra
> parts of my page, but the resulting HTML didn't work out of the box
> with bootstrap's modal (or at least its Tiki wrappers). That was not
> very surprising and I started looking into tiki-jquery, but I gave up
> on debugging this, because in tiki-jquery I found a simple solution to
> my main problem - when a new tracker item is added I want to close a
> previous one (for some definition of previous). I realized I can just
> change the redirect URL of the modal popup to remove an item for me.
> My page looks something like
> 
> {trackerlist trackerId="4" fields="26:79:25:32:24:23" showtitle="n"
> showlinks="y" showstatus="y" status="opc" filterfield="17"
> exactvalue="{{itemId}}" ignoreRequestItemId="y" showcloseitem="y"}
> {button _id="add-item-button"
> href="tiki-tracker-insert_item?trackerId=4&modal=1&forced[statePerson]={{itemId}}"
> rel="box" text="Add"  _class="click-modal  btn-primary"}
> 
> i.e. a tracker list and a button to add a new item. In the tracker
> list there are buttons/links to close open items. So, with JavaScript
> I can grab a "close item" button URL and use it as
> modal-submit-redirect-url for the add item modal:
> 
> {JQ()}
> closeHistoryItemBtn = $("A[href*='closeitem']")[0];
> if (closeHistoryItemBtn) {
>    $("#add-item-button").data('modal-submit-redirect-url',
> closeHistoryItemBtn.href);
> }
> {JQ}
> 
> That's all I needed to do. I understand this solution is very hackish
> and I'd be happy to learn better ways of doing this.
> 
> Regards,
> Ilya
> 
> 
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