sub action_add_part {
my ($self, %params) = @_;
- $::form->{callback} = $self->url_for(action => 'add_part') unless $::form->{callback};
$self->part( SL::DB::Part->new_part );
$self->add;
};
sub action_add_service {
my ($self, %params) = @_;
- $::form->{callback} = $self->url_for(action => 'add_service') unless $::form->{callback};
$self->part( SL::DB::Part->new_service );
$self->add;
};
sub action_add_assembly {
my ($self, %params) = @_;
- $::form->{callback} = $self->url_for(action => 'add_assembly') unless $::form->{callback};
$self->part( SL::DB::Part->new_assembly );
$self->add;
};
sub action_add_assortment {
my ($self, %params) = @_;
- $::form->{callback} = $self->url_for(action => 'add_assortment') unless $::form->{callback};
$self->part( SL::DB::Part->new_assortment );
$self->add;
};
if ( $::form->{callback} ) {
$self->redirect_to($::form->unescape($::form->{callback}));
} else {
- my @redirect_params = (
- controller => 'controller.pl',
- action => 'LoginScreen/user_login'
- );
- $self->redirect_to(@redirect_params);
+ $self->redirect_to(controller => 'ic.pl', action => 'search', searchitems => 'article');
}
}
controller.pl?action=Part/add&part_type=service
+=item C<action_add_from_record>
+
+When adding new items to records they can be created on the fly if the entered
+partnumber or description doesn't exist yet. After being asked what part type
+the new item should have the user is redirected to the correct edit page.
+
+Depending on whether the item was added from a sales or a purchase record, only
+the relevant part classifications should be selectable for new item, so this
+parameter is passed on via a hidden parts_classification_type in the new_item
+template.
+
=item C<action_save>
Saves the current part and then reloads the edit page for the part.