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kevin wei	Wednesday 04 January 2006 7:59:36 pm hi, i have 4 similiar questions: 1. how to submit a post to 2 folders at the same time? 2. how to move a node from one folder to other folder just by clicking a button, i have set the node_id to connect to this button, and i know these 2 folder's id 3. how to change (update) the value just by click a button, i do not need a edit form, like click a button, one node'field value change from 1 to 2 4.how delete a node just by click a buuton i just want not to be bothered by edit form, i want it handle some specific action in backgroud. thank u!
William Steenbergh	Thursday 05 January 2006 5:49:29 am I had a similar problem. I wanted to create an object without the edit field, but with predefined data. I read a forum post here somewhere, that described editing the /kernel/content/action.php, add your own action ( the ones given to the form ) and handle it there... Look around for more details here, it ought to be somewhere. I think, if you adapt it a little, it would fulfill your needs.

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kevin wei

Wednesday 04 January 2006 7:59:36 pm

hi,

i have 4 similiar questions:

1. how to submit a post to 2 folders at the same time?

2. how to move a node from one folder to other folder just by clicking a button, i have set the node_id to connect to this button, and i know these 2 folder's id

3. how to change (update) the value just by click a button, i do not need a edit form, like click a button, one node'field value change from 1 to 2

4.how delete a node just by click a buuton

i just want not to be bothered by edit form, i want it handle some specific action in backgroud.

thank u!

William Steenbergh

Thursday 05 January 2006 5:49:29 am

I had a similar problem. I wanted to create an object without the edit field, but with predefined data. I read a forum post here somewhere, that described editing the /kernel/content/action.php, add your own action ( the ones given to the form ) and handle it there...

Look around for more details here, it ought to be somewhere. I think, if you adapt it a little, it would fulfill your needs.

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