Hi,

On my plugin create page I have the redirect URL defined to a field which name is not id. So I read the docs and I just changed

redirect: acme/blog/posts/update/:id

to

redirect: acme/blog/posts/update/:myOtherField

My model $primaryKey is also set to use myOtherField.

However, when a record is saved it's redirecting to acme/blog/posts/update/0- always passing the 0 zero value.

If I navigated directly to acme/blog/posts/update/123 the update form correctly loads the data associated with the record 123, so I assume there is nothing wrong with the update view or with the controller.

Any ideas why myOtherField value is not being passed to the redirect URL?

I think you have to include redirect parameter under update section in config_form.yaml

redirect: acme/blog/posts/create

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Hi @Vijay, thanks for your comment! Unfortunately still not working. I ended up creating the id field on my database table, even so it's still not working.

Here is the content of my controller's config_form.yaml file:

name: Posts
modelClass: acme\blog\\Models\Post
form: $/acme/blog/models/post/fields.yaml
defaultRedirect: acme/blog/posts
create:
    title: 'New post'
    redirect: 'acme/blog/posts/update/:id'
    redirectClose: acme/blog/posts
update:
    title: 'acme.blog::lang.post.preview.title'
    redirect: 'acme/blog/posts/update/:id'
    redirectClose: acme/blog/posts
preview:
    title: 'acme.blog::lang.post.preview.title'

What's wrong here? Why after creating a new record OctoberCMS keeps redirecting users to acme/blog/posts/update/0 ?

Last updated 8 years ago

I have the same problem as you.

Is there any way to replace the id to slug?

Last updated 8 years ago

Wow! I've been struggling with this exact same issue all day. I've the issue as far as October\Rain\Router\Helper.php line 94 in the function parseValues($object, $columns, $string).

Everything looks to be working correctly, and if I hard code the correct field by changing $object->{$column} to $object->myOtherField (to use OP's terms), it still returns 0.

However, if you replace myOtherField with a non-key field (either in Helper.php or in the config_form.yaml redirect setting), it will return a proper value. So the problem with returning zero is limited to the primary key.

Last updated 8 years ago