How does Webshot module (in the JR Core) work and what is it for?
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I strongly doubt that you have any need for it.
I haven't used this module for some time, so it is very possible that it no longer works as intended.
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Using Jamroom
I strongly doubt that you have any need for it.
I haven't used this module for some time, so it is very possible that it no longer works as intended.
livesearch field id has changed
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No, not when I look at the source, there is only this:
<input type="text" id="ls9ce955df2024e04d2cecf51dadbc70ba" class="form_text" name="ls9ce955df2024e04d2cecf51dadbc70ba" value="SteveX" tabindex="2" onfocus="if($(this).val() == 'search'){ $(this).val('').removeClass('live_search_text'); }">livesearch field id has changed
Jamroom Developers
.live_search_text doesn't appear in my html
updated by @ultrajam: 06/15/20 04:09:46AM
livesearch field id has changed
Jamroom Developers
A jQuery one:
$("#mymod_profile_livesearch_value").on( "change", function() {livesearch field id has changed
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Hi Michael, the field used to have the id mymod_profile and the hidden field used to be mymod_profile_livesearch_value, but now the field is ls8098794ccd5cc6954208a17efdfed1c0, an md5 of the form token.
It's the hidden field change which is listened for, it changes after the user has made their selection.
This is what I see in the form html:
<input type="text" id="ls8098794ccd5cc6954208a17efdfed1c0" class="form_text" name="ls8098794ccd5cc6954208a17efdfed1c0" value="SteveX" tabindex="2" onfocus="if($(this).val() == 'search'){ $(this).val('').removeClass('live_search_text'); }" autocomplete="off"><input type="hidden" id="ls8098794ccd5cc6954208a17efdfed1c0_livesearch_value" name="ls8098794ccd5cc6954208a17efdfed1c0_livesearch_value" value="">livesearch field id has changed
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Hi Jamroom Team! I hope you are all safe and well.
I am looking at some custom modules which use live search fields, they are no longer working properly.
A live_search field no longer uses the field name in the id, it's an md5 hash of the form token instead.
I have javascript listeners which use that id to listen for changes to the livesearch_value hidden field. The js is added to the form page javascript_ready_function.
In the form view function, how do I get the field's id or the form token to use in the js?
Thanks
updated by @ultrajam: 09/15/20 12:48:35AM
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So this is the function
/**
* Updates an Item in a module datastore
* @param string $module Module the DataStore belongs to
* @param int $id Unique ID to update
* @param array $_data Array of Key => Value pairs for insertion
* @param array $_core Array of Key => Value pairs for insertion - skips jrCore_db_get_allowed_item_keys()
* @return bool true on success, false on error
*/
function jrCore_db_update_item($module, $id, $_data = null, $_core = null){
$func = jrCore_get_active_datastore_function($module, 'db_update_item');
return $func($module, $id, $_data, $_core);
}
You pass in the data array instead of the item id. Do you have the item_id in your fdebug? If so, try jrCore_db_update_item('myCustomModule', $_data['item_id'], $_data);
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Use fdebug to write variables to the log.
fdebug($_post);
$_data = jrCore_form_get_save_data('myCustomModule', 'settings', $_post);
fdebug($_data);
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$pid is empty, so you don't get any profile info, but that doesn't matter because you don't do anything with it anyway.
You set $_data to be an empty array, but that doesn't matter because you don't do anything with it either.
You don't save anything (which is why the datastore is empty, although it would still be empty if you did save as your $_data array is set to be empty).
Then you set the form notice to notify you of success, which is why you see the success message.
So you didn't do anything apart from setting a success message, which is why you see that.
