Meanwhile it creates only two entries in the database with another normal name without special characters.

@User when you update the slug for an item in the CMS, it will keep the old slug in the database. This is on purpose, so you can implement a redirect from the old slug to the new, if your app needs that.

Ok, I fixed it. The problem was that I always got the first result when I should have always taken the last result.

Hello, do we need to provide anything else for dashboard activity overview to work on module actions? Currently in twill.php config activity is set to true, but its not showing any updates.

Hi @User does your module have revisions enabled?

Tested on diffrent modules with and without revisions.

Ok fixed it using this reference https://spectrum.chat/twill/help/adding-standard-module-to-the-dashboard-creates-a-route-error~fc127346-0901-45ff-ab00-b4abb46236d2?m=MTU2NjU3ODU0NTQzMQ==

what was your issue? missing morphmap definition so had to use full class name?

Yup that. I think its highlighted when you visit the link.

it's also in the docs I sent: > // module name if you added a morph map entry for it, otherwise FQCN of the model (eg. App\Models\Project)

Hey. What would be the easiest way to upload hundreds of photos to the Media Library (ideally from an existing S3)? Many thanks in advance.

Hi @User, do you want to import your images to a local folder, or to another S3 bucket?

To another bucket (or same bucket ideally, but just have them added to database)

Cool. Well, it should be possible to create entries in the

medias

table, and have the

uuid

column correspond to existing image paths inside the bucket.

And configure your S3 access keys for all future uploads through the Media Library.

I believe this can work out of the box with the

Local

image service, not sure about

Imgix

or

Glide

...

Thanks. I'll give it a go tomorrow. Enjoy your afternoon.

Are the pages created in twill already routed with a name or do I have to create a route for it?

You just need to define route in the routes/admin.php Eg. Route::module('pluralModuleName');

I have a very weird bug. If I click update, it does not update the file. If I click update and close it does update the file. I am using afterSave.

This is what I use to write to the file.

// Save JSON file when menu is created
    public function afterSave($object, $fields) {
        // Calls that specific method from the specified controller
        app('App\Http\Controllers\MenuController')->saveFile();

        parent::afterSave($object, $fields);
    }

afterSave works only after you click Update and Close in my case. Is there anything like afterSave when i click Update only?

I used

public function afterUpdateBasic($object, $fields){
        // Calls that specific method from the specified controller
        app('App\Http\Controllers\MenuController')->saveFile();

        parent::afterUpdateBasic($object, $fields);
    }

For some strange reason I have to click update button two times for it to work.

@User I think you have

$object->wasRecentlyCreated

property to check if its update or create action.

I cannot find wasRecentlyCreated in the documentation.

You can find it on Github repo if you do search there.

wasRecentlyCreated is it about when the item is created? Because I need this when it is updated.

Would there be a way for the update to have the same effect as update and close?

wasRecentlyCreated returns boolean. True on create, false on update action. For other actions Im not sure.

Which file has wasRecentlyCreated?