Editablefields: Drupal 7 port

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My plan is to have a 6.3 stable version and then work on a D7 release. I think right now the outstanding issues for 3.x are supporting multi-valued fields and the save button. We might be able to do the WYSIWYG integration too.

Any help/suggestions are welcomed :-)

Cheers,
Andrei

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I have a sandbox with a port that is working for the simple case.

http://drupal.org/sandbox/damz/1130436

Thanks for getting started on this Damien - I installed your module but can't edit the editable text field I've created. What is the 'simple case' you're referring to?

I have this installed and testing, the editable (html) works, but the other options like AJAX and click to edit do not.

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Yeah a D7 port is one of my main motivations for helping with #1144044: CTools integration in the 6.3 version. I'll probably start playing with a D7 port to help with thinking through that architecture. But AFAIK Damien's sandbox is the only work that's happened so far so "postponed" is a good status for now.

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Has anyone run this through Coder to produce an initial patch for review?

@mgifford I would extremely surprised if coder would produce anything usable out of EF for D7. This is because of how much this module needs to be changed for D7.
If you can run it though please give us some feedback.

Well no guarantees that it will work at all but the basic stuff is covered and it's a start. This patch was rolled against the git repository.

These scripts starting with $.ajax({ should be changed in editablefields.js according to http://drupal.org/node/224333#drupal_behaviors

But I'm hoping someone else will take that on who is better with jQuery.

My sandbox has the most advanced Drupal 7 port.

It now supports:

• 'Editable' and 'click to edit' modes, using a configurable fallback formatter
• Automatically leverages 'Views form' mode when used in Views for best performance
• Automatic submit of simple editable fields

Hi Damian,

Thank you for all the hard work that you put into D7 version.

I'll have a look over your sandbox and hopefully we can merge this back into EF repo (if you agree of course).

Regarding "Automatically leverages 'Views form' mode when used in Views for best performance" - please have a look at a potential workaround that we did in D6 version of EF - although I think the patch is only in 6.3 branch.

Thanks,
Andrei

@andreiashu: the Drupal 7 version has no Javascript on its own, except the small auto-submit behavior. Front-end performance is not an issue for this version, the Views form mode is purely for back-end performance.

@Damien: ah cool.

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To Damien Tournoud, since markfoodyburton make you co-maintain for editablefields. Is there a downloadable version of drupal 7 port here, I can't use git version of yours due to my server provider limitation,

Damien released editablefields 7.x-1.0-alpha1 on July 3rd.

Hello,

I notice Views can now handle form elements
http://nodeone.se/blogg/form-elements-in-views

Thought I mention it here as an FYI

Yes, that (Views Form) is the code used by the D7 Editablefields.

Thanks bojanz great stuff. I just read you built that functionality into Views :)