Add a Configure link/button to the CiviCRM event/contribution page

backdrop-contrib / civicrm_blocks

Insert a CiviCRM Contribution page into a Backdrop Layout via a block.

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Add a Configure link/button to the CiviCRM event/contribution page #2

Open laryn opened 5 years ago

laryn commented 5 years ago

Might be good to include an edit button for admins (or contextual link on the block) that jumps right to the CiviCRM contribution page edit screen. Notes:

include a destination parameter to jump back to the current page
add a Backdrop warning message indicating that making changes may affect multiple pages (e.g. if the form/block is used on multiple pages)

laryn commented 4 years ago

I've added a contextual link in https://github.com/backdrop-contrib/civicrm_blocks/commit/0a796285a182098b99de865e7d5a5078fc43a907

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The destination parameter doesn't seem to have an effect and I'm not sure how to force it to open in a new window, given the redirecting I had to do to get a contextual link to work...

Another option is to scrap the contextual link and use a small edit icon as a direct link instead of a contextual link.

Anyone have opinions?

ericfg commented 4 years ago

I've been annoyed in the past that civi does not use the destination paramater like drupal/backdrop after a form is submitted.

Maybe that should be / could be a simple module that then could be used by this module and others for some consistency between civi and backdrop.

I'm going to look into this a bit more