[TYPO3-formidable] AJAX in the back end

[Stéphane Fillion]

Hi,

Try this in your index.php : 

$this->oForm = t3lib_div::makeInstance("tx_ameosformidable");
$xml = "/fileadmin/formidable/BE/TA/liste_ta.xml";
$this->oForm->init($this, $xml);
[...]
$this->content .= $this->oForm->render();

tx_ameosformidable::backendHeaders($this);

Regards
Stéphane

Le jeudi 18 novembre 2010 à 15:14 +0100, Antoine a écrit : 
> Hi everyone,
> I'm trying to use Formidable for a Back End module, using the php 
> instantiation in the index.php of the module :
> 
> $this->oForm = t3lib_div::makeInstance("tx_ameosformidable");
> $xml = "/fileadmin/formidable/BE/TA/liste_ta.xml";
> $this->oForm->init($this, $xml);
> [...]
> $this->content .= $this->oForm->render();
> 
> 
> It seems to be working correctly, but AJAX and other stuff are not 
> working. If I include the following XML :
> 
> <renderlet:BUTTON name="test-button" label="open box" >
> <onclick runat="ajax">
> 	 <userobj>
> 		 <php><![CDATA[
> 		 	return $this->aORenderlets["msgConfirm"]->majixShowBox();
> 		 ]]></php>
> 	 </userobj>
> </onclick>
> </renderlet:BUTTON>
> 
> <renderlet:MODALBOX name="test-modal">
> <childs>
> 	<renderlet:BUTTON name="closeBox" label="Close">
> 		<onclick runat="ajax">
> 			<userobj>
> 				<php><![CDATA[
> 					return $this->aORenderlets["msgConfirm"]->majixCloseBox();
> 				]]></php>
> 			</userobj>
> 		</onclick>
> 	</renderlet:BUTTON>
> 		
> </childs>
> </renderlet:MODALBOX>	
> 
> and inside the HTML template :
> 
> 	{test-button}
> 	{test-modal}
> 
> Nothing happens if I click on the button...and I detect no activity in 
> firebug. Same thing if I want to make an ajax search on a lister :
> 
> <renderlet:TEXT name="name" label="Name / Company">
> 	<onkeyup runat="ajax" cache="false" refreshContext="true" delay="300">
> 		<userobj>
> 			<php><![CDATA[
> 				return $this->rdt('search_TA')->majixSubmitAjaxSearch();
> 			]]></php>
> 		</userobj>						
> 	</onkeyup>
> </renderlet:TEXT>
> 
> 
> 
> Also the SELECTOR does not send items for one side to the other one.
> 
> does anyone have an idea ?
> 
> 
> Thanks a lot