Hi,

Thanks for the superb module. One challenge and not sure who would be willing to make changes or help me out but I'm experiencing a compatibility issue between multistep and admin_hover. The issue is that for some reason that if I edit a node after clicking the admin_hover edit link (http://mysite/node/124/edit?destination=node%2F124) multistep won't respectfully advance to the next assigned form (using fieldgroups). It seems to only work properly when directed using the edit tab link (http://mysite/node/124/edit). Is there a way to change the link to work like the latter?

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pribeh’s picture

pribeh commented

If I could get even just a suggestion as to where I could make the change in the module that would be ubercool.

Thanks,

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conortm commented

Thomas,

I apologize for the delayed response... While I have not tested this locally, I believe I know why this is happening. Because the 'destination' query string is set on the node edit page, this messes with the progression of the multi-step form. I could develop an administrative option to disable the setting of the destination query string for admin_hover links... In the meantime, however, you could override the theme_admin_hover_links function (admin_hover.module line ~133) in your theme's template.php file. Then, you could loop thru the $links array, unset()ting the 'query' element of each of its children...

Thanks for bringing this to my attention, and let me know if you need further assistance.

Take care,
Conor

vkareh’s picture

vkareh commented
Assigned: Unassigned » vkareh
Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)

This issue is a duplicate of #412994: next button does not redirect.

I updated the development snapshot multistep module (only for Drupal 6.x) so that it doesn't redirect based on the destination URL parameter. Instead, it will keep going through the normal multistep progression. In the future, however, I plan to add a way to go back to the intended destination after the last step in the multistep form.