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addpage with placeholders #177

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Juergen-aus-Zuendorf opened this issue Jun 16, 2016 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #274
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addpage with placeholders #177

Juergen-aus-Zuendorf opened this issue Jun 16, 2016 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #274

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@Juergen-aus-Zuendorf
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Hi,

I want to use the addpage command several times and fill the filename with a placeholder called "Identnummer":

<form>
action template redaktionssystem:vorgaben:vorlage_start redaktionssystem:techn_doku:@@Funktionsbenennung@@_@@Identnummer@@

fieldset "Neue Funktionsbeschreibung"
textbox           "Funktionsbenennung"
data_aliastextbox "Maschinentyp" _fbg-mtyps
textbox           "Gültig ab Serie (Seriennummern)"
hidden            "Datatyp" "=Funktionsbeschreibung"
number            "Identnummer" 00000 ++

addpage redaktionssystem:vorgaben:vorlage_start start
addpage redaktionssystem:vorgaben:vorlage_fbg   fkt-fbg_@@Identnummer@@_a

fieldset "Neue Struktur anlegen"
submit
</form>

But the result is, that the filename of all pages which are generated by addpage contains the word "identnummer" instead of the real value, e.g. "fkt-fbg_identnummer_a"

Regards
Juergen
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mentgit commented Aug 24, 2016

I have the same problem. This is an error in the file actiontemplate.php. In function getAdditionalTargetpages the following lines

$relativetargetpage = $field->getParam('page_tgt');
resolve_pageid($ns, $relativeTargetPageid, $ignored);
$targetpage = "$this->pagename:$relativetargetpage";

must be replaced by

$relativetargetpage = $field->getParam('page_tgt');
$relativetargetpage = $this->replace($relativetargetpage);
resolve_pageid($ns, $relativeTargetPageid, $ignored);
$targetpage = "$this->pagename:$relativetargetpage";

Please be aware that a did not tested this change extensively.

@mentgit mentgit mentioned this issue Aug 25, 2016
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@iainhallam
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This has just come up for me as well; addpage looks very useful, but some of that goes away if you can't use the values entered in the form to produce the page target. Would be nice if addpage could replicate the functionality given by the form itself.

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