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• colin Posts: 15,238Questions: 1Answers: 2,599

  March 2019 edited March 2019

  Hi @rheinertp ,

  That's possible - if you look at the final example on initSubmit, it's issuing an ajax call to validate a user - you could have code similar to that. The rollback wouldn't happen, the user would have to cancel the edit, but as you say, you could set the value back with set() to what it was when the form was opened (initEdit).

  Hope that helps,

  Cheers,

  Colin
• rheinertp Posts: 23Questions: 4Answers: 0

  March 2019

  Hi colin,
  that seems to be the right starting point - BUT there seems to be something missing:
  The data-array is not given to the PHP-function ...

  Javascript:
  stepeditor.on("initSubmit", function(e,action) {
   return new Promise( function ( resolve ) {
   $.ajax( {
        url: "licencemodule_process",
        type: 'POST',
        data: function(d) {
            d.stepid = (rowDataSTEP == null ? null : rowDataSTEP.tbladib_step.stepid); 
            d.srcModuleid = (rowDataSTEP == null ? editor.field( 'tbladib_step.srcModuleid' ).val(): rowDataSTEP.tbladib_step.srcModuleid);
            d.wsModuleid = (rowDataSTEP == null ? editor.field( 'tbladib_step.wsModuleid' ).val() : rowDataSTEP.tbladib_step.wsModuleid);
            d.destModuleid = (rowDataSTEP == null ? editor.field( 'tbladib_step.destModuleid' ).val() : rowDataSTEP.tbladib_step.destModuleid);
            d.ppModuleid = (rowDataSTEP == null ? editor.field( 'tbladib_step.postprocModuleid' ).val() : rowDataSTEP.tbladib_step.postprocModuleid);
        },
       success: function ( json ) {
           console.log(json);
           resolve( json.allowed );
       }
   } );
  } );                
  });
  
  PHP-Controller 
  public function licencemodule_process()
  {   
       $this->model_adib_config->checkAvailableLicenceModule($_POST);
  }
  
  PHP-Model
  public function checkAvailableLicenceModule($post)
  {
      $stepi = $post['stepid']; 
      $srcModuleid=$post['srcModuleid']; 
      $wsModuleid=$post['wsModuleid']; $destModuleid=$post['destModuleid']; $ppModuleid=$post['ppModuleid']; 
  .....
      if ($erg_string!=="")
          echo '{ "data": [{ "result": "failed", "hint": "' . $erg_string . '"} ]}';
      else
          echo '{ "data": [{ "result": "success", "hint": ""} ]}';
  }
  

  Problem is that $stepi = $post['stepid'] is always empty ... the function does get any _POST parameter...

  What is wrong with it?
  Thanks,
  Pascal
• rheinertp Posts: 23Questions: 4Answers: 0

  March 2019

  Sorry!!!

  I solved it - not using the data function (d) - but by setting the values like this:

  data: {
      stepid: (rowDataSTEP == null ? null : rowDataSTEP.tbladib_step.stepid),
      srcModuleid: stepeditor.field( 'tbladib_step.srcModuleid' ).val(),
      wsModuleid: (rowDataSTEP == null ? stepeditor.field( 'tbladib_step.wsModuleid' ).val() : rowDataSTEP.tbladib_step.wsModuleid),
      destModuleid: (rowDataSTEP == null ? stepeditor.field( 'tbladib_step.destModuleid' ).val() : rowDataSTEP.tbladib_step.destModuleid),
      ppModuleid: (rowDataSTEP == null ? stepeditor.field( 'tbladib_step.postprocModuleid' ).val() : rowDataSTEP.tbladib_step.postprocModuleid),
  },