This may help someone else in the future.
There is a way to see whether the cancel or save button was used to get to the
nextPageDelegate:
public WOComponent nextPage(WOComponent sender) {
// set up for branching based on whether the cancel button, or the save
// button was pressed
D2WPage page = (D2WPage) sender.context().page();
EOEnterpriseObject eo = page.object();
// a null editing context means that the cancel button was pressed
if (eo.editingContext() == null) {
return ((Session) sender.session()).navController().listAreas();
}
// otherwise, the save button was pressed
else {
Area ca = (Area) eo;
((Session) sender.session()).setSelectedArea(ca);
EOEditingContext ec = ca.editingContext();
EditPageInterface epi =
editPageForNewObjectWithConfigurationNamed("CreateItem", sender.session(), ca,
Person.currentUser(ec), ec);
return (WOComponent) epi;
}
}
On 2011-03-29, at 3:10 PM, David Holt wrote:
> I am trying out a nextPageDelegate for an object Create page and I am finding
> it applies to both the "Cancel" button and "Save" button. I am happy with the
> default nextPage() on the Cancel action, but would like to create a page that
> is different from the default after a successful save. How does one handle
> this case?
>
> Thanks,
>
> David _______________________________________________
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