Situation 1: ON event Content is going to be saved
Referenced node field is populated and there is no status message , only about created content.

Situation 2: ON event After saving new content
Referenced node field is populated and there IS status message " 'Content type' 'node title' has been created. "
This node is a referenced node and was created long time ago.
I would like to only populate a field , without this unnecessary status message.
Also I think it should be UPDATED - not CREATED.

Both situation are when I create new node by URL reference widget.

Any ideas how to hide this status message and only populate the field ?

It is OK in situation 1 but I need also do this for situation 2 because I also need the path of created node and some more..

Thanks for any ideas.

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bkosborne’s picture

bkosborne
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Location New Jersey, USA
commented

Anyone know this? I've been trying to figure out how to clear the status messages after a new post and write my own as well.

jason.fisher’s picture

jason.fisher commented

I do not know the best/correct solution, but I am doing this inside of a hook_init() -- beware that it will hide all status messages if the first one is a 'created' or 'updated' message.

function mymodule_init() {

  // Remove @nodetype has been created messages.
  if (isset($_SESSION['messages']['status'][0]) && strpos($_SESSION['messages']['status'][0], 'has been created') !== FALSE) {
      unset($_SESSION['messages']['status']);
  }

  if (isset($_SESSION['messages']['status'][0]) && strpos($_SESSION['messages']['status'][0], 'has been updated') !== FALSE) {
    unset($_SESSION['messages']['status']);
  }

}
mitchell’s picture

mitchell commented
Component: Miscellaneous » Rules Core

Updated component.

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tr commented
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Status: Active » Closed (outdated)

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