Mark, I recreated the Journal.Journal page and the Journal.Template page. Clicking the link takes me to page Journal.20100301001 in noraml edit mode. No tempate is inserted into the edit window. I guess you have set somewhere that new pages should use the template? Still, clicking a link to a non-existin gpage will always put you in standard edit mode, with or without a template inserted. It won't be saved automatically.
Now if I click the submit button of the Fox form, page Journal.20100301001 is created (saved) with the template as content, i.e. that form. I don't see an issue there. What is totally unclear to me is the purpose of that form getting saved into the new journal page. That is not a Fox form, even though you use #foxbegin# and #foxend# in the template. In Fox context, those two are markers which foxdelete can use to delete a range (several lines). When Fox posts a template with those markers, they will be converted into markers which carry an id stamp. In fact the form is dead, and submit does nothing. If it would be me i would put a Fox form into the GroupFooter or GroupHeader to add the journal content, posting to the current page, which will get created with a simple Fox form using the newticket and adding some standard content perhaps. Or have the full journal content form on your index page, posting to target newticket. I can see one issue with the Fox form on the Journal page: if you use redirect, then (:foxmessages:) will never get a chance to show errors or feedback. But it is finew there for debuging, when you turn off redirect. hope this helps a bit! ~Hans _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users
