CGBlog - Edit/Delete post in frontend

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CGBlog - Edit/Delete post in frontend

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It is possible?

I'm using CMS 1.8.2
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Re: CGBlog - Edit/Delete post in frontend

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I suspected.. :(

I'm trying extend the CGBlog to do this... but when I call my action (called "edit") from details template nothing happens

Link generated
index.php?mact=CGBlog,cntnt01,edit,0&cntnt01articleid=28&cntnt01returnid=77

The link for edit was created from action.default.php (I added this line):

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$onerow->edit_url = $this->CreateLink($id, 'edit', $detailpage, '', $sendtodetail,'', true, false, '', true, $prettyurl); 
It's wrong?
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Re: CGBlog - Edit/Delete post in frontend

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Anyone?
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Re: CGBlog - Edit/Delete post in frontend

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This will never work unless you know PHP and modify the module or pay a developer to do it...
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Dr.CSS wrote: This will never work unless you know PHP and modify the module or pay a developer to do it...

Man... I decided to customize this module
I'm working on this now

thanks!
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Re: CGBlog - Edit/Delete post in frontend

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You can fork it, rename it then work on it and put it in the forge as a new module, it is actually a fork of News, heavily reworked...
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