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Umbraco forms are used for more than frontend form submissions - e.g our support uses the backend when talking to clients on the phone and often register them for events etc. I see more scenarios where it would be useful to be able to create an entry in the backend.
If the request is approved, I think a natural way to implement it, would be a button next to the 'Export' button in the Entries view opening an infinite editing window.
BTW, is it possible to add other buttons next to 'Export´?Solved it with $httpProvider.interceptors...
This discussion was converted from issue #906 on November 26, 2025 10:22.
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Umbraco forms are used for more than frontend form submissions - e.g our support uses the backend when talking to clients on the phone and often register them for events etc. I see more scenarios where it would be useful to be able to create an entry in the backend.
If the request is approved, I think a natural way to implement it, would be a button next to the 'Export' button in the Entries view opening an infinite editing window.
BTW, is it possible to add other buttons next to 'Export´?Solved it with $httpProvider.interceptors...TIA :-)
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