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results in the delete() function of a JModelAdmin object being called but it doesn't delete the record.
 
results in the delete() function of a JModelAdmin object being called but it doesn't delete the record.
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The code no longer works :
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JToolBarHelper::deleteListX('', 'helloworlds.delete');
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JToolBarHelper::editListX('helloworld.edit');
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JToolBarHelper::addNewX('helloworld.add');
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Use :
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JToolBarHelper::deleteList('', 'helloworlds.delete');
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JToolBarHelper::editList('helloworld.edit');
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JToolBarHelper::addNew('helloworld.add');
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--[[User:Flashmath|Flashmath]] ([[User talk:Flashmath|talk]]) 04:25, 13 July 2013 (CDT)

Revision as of 04:25, 13 July 2013

This is just so overly complicated to implement MVC...

Delete toolbar item shouldn't work[edit]

In the example code:

 JToolBarHelper::deleteListX(, 'helloworlds.delete');

winds up calling HelloworldsModelHellowworlds->delete() which is a function that doesn't exist in base JModelList class or it's descendant.

Clicking the delete button returns an error.

Changing this to:

 JToolBarHelper::deleteListX(, 'helloworld.delete');

results in the delete() function of a JModelAdmin object being called but it doesn't delete the record.

Joomla 3.x[edit]

The code no longer works :

JToolBarHelper::deleteListX(, 'helloworlds.delete');
JToolBarHelper::editListX('helloworld.edit');
JToolBarHelper::addNewX('helloworld.add');

Use :

JToolBarHelper::deleteList(, 'helloworlds.delete');
JToolBarHelper::editList('helloworld.edit');
JToolBarHelper::addNew('helloworld.add');

--Flashmath (talk) 04:25, 13 July 2013 (CDT)