admin theme for editing but normal theme for preview? [#700856]

Comment	File	Size	Author
#1	admin_theme.module.patch	576 bytes	jessefulton

Comment #1

jessefulton CreditAttribution: jessefulton commented 10 March 2010 at 05:02

File	Size
admin_theme.module.patch	576 bytes

I don't think this is the best approach, but I've attached a patch that will check the $_POST variables and disable the admin theme during content preview.

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Comment #2

skks CreditAttribution: skks commented 6 August 2010 at 14:12

It would be great if that functionality would be included in this module. Otherwise you have to create your own administration theme, which would be a big effort, that's not really needed.

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Comment #3

pgrond CreditAttribution: pgrond commented 12 October 2010 at 12:07

It would be great to have the preview in the front-end theme. This is much more intuitive for editors.
The above patch breaks whit translations. Maybe just make the check like this?
if ($_POST && isset($_POST['op']) && $_POST['op'] == t('Preview'))

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Comment #4

jrabeemer CreditAttribution: jrabeemer commented 28 February 2011 at 14:33

#1 works for me. But I would recommend one add the ability to toggle this as an option.

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Comment #5

weri CreditAttribution: weri commented 4 March 2011 at 16:51

OpenPublish (http://openpublishapp.com) has a great switch between the edit- and preview form. They hide all form elements on the preview page and add a modify button. Have a look in the openpublish_core module (openpublish_core.module, openpublish_core.lib.inc and openpublish_core.js).

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Comment #6

castawaybcn CreditAttribution: castawaybcn commented 2 September 2011 at 09:31

This is a very good idea, however patch in #1 does not work for me in a heavily customized multilanguage content type (several cck fields and a custom tpl.php) I also made a quick try with the modification suggested in #3, but could not appreciate significant differences.