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Hi,
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under the tab "Functions / Basic" is the function "Redirect".

My redirect function:
Name: redirect_from_edit
Page: empty
Redirect URL: {url: event = view}
Parameter: empty
Time: 5
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How does it work? I have this feature z. Example under events "delete" in content:
{Fn: delete_beob}
{success: The species was successfully deleted from the list.}
(Fn: redirect_from_edit}
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But it does not work. And that's also shown to me in the frontend:
(Fn: redirect_from_edit}
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What do I have to do?
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Have i this,  is ok:
{redirect:/index.php/mein-bereich?conn=beobachtungsliste&article_id=642&event=view}
But in the Function not.
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F.

{url:event_name} NOT {url:event = name}
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So if you want to redirect to the 'foo' event, you would use {url:foo}
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It works in your {redirect:} short tag because you're giving it a valid URL

OK, you're right.
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I changed the URL to "{url:view}" now.
What parameters do I have to enter if I want to return to this goal?

.../mein-bereich?conn=beobachtungsliste&article_id=643&event=view

the article_id-number can be different. It depends on which record I want to change.
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Here are 3 screens to view.
1. I edit the record
2nd record was saved but I am shown the seconds until redirect dates (in red box)
3. I am not at the right destination, the table is still empty.
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<a href="[url=https://www.sommerfugl.de/_adat/screen_b1.jpg">screen1>[br]<a href="[url=https://www.sommerfugl.de/_adat/screen_b2.jpg">screen2>[br]<a href="[url=https://www.sommerfugl.de/_adat/screen_b3.jpg">screen3>

Just put the URL shortcodes and such you want in a custom code or html block and play around with it until it looks right. Using {url:event} though will only work if the event exists in the form you're using the shortcodes in.

Hi,
So I can use the redirect function for a new record.

For example:
Name: redirect_from_new
Redirect URL: {url: index.php}
URL parameters: conn=beobachtungsliste&article_id={data:article_id}&event=view

With {data: article_id} I return to the correct page after saving, which displays a list of the records:
... index.php/mein-bereich?conn=beobachtungsliste&article_id=643&event=view
If I want to edit a single record on this page, then I click on the edit line icon in the record row and come to a page where I only get the one record I want to edit.

For example:
index.php/mein-bereich?conn=beobachtungsliste&article_id=1003&event=edit
article_id = 1003 is the number of the record.
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I have created a redirect function:

Name: redirect_from_edit
Redirect URL: {url: index.php}
URL Parameter: conn=beobachtungsliste&article_id={data:article_id}&event=index
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I tried it first with the URL "... &event=view". This does not work because the view page is a list (table) of records from the subtable.
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index page
{data: article_id} has the number 642
{data: article_id} has the number 643
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For example, the view page: ... conn=beobachtungsliste&article_id=643&event=view
Main table: {data: article_id} has the number 643
Under 643, sub records are displayed in tabular form:
- {data: article_id} has e.g. 1003
- {data: article_id} has e.g. 1004
- etc.
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or, the view page: ... conn=beobachtungsliste&article_id=642&event=view
Main table: {data: article_id} has the number 642
Under 643, sub records are displayed in tabular form:
- {data: article_id} has e.g. 904
- {data: article_id} has e.g. 905
- etc.

So I can only
... & event = index
and
... & event = edit
use.
I have not come up with any other solution so far.
:-)

Why are you using a redirect function at all and not just linking directly to the page you want?

:-)

As you write it sounds easy.

But I do not know how that works.
It probably has to be a PHP script. Maybe in the event tab "Save".
But I have too little knowledge.
I also tried a redirect function with the _self URL. But I did not come back to the right view page with the respective list of records.

… or must i have JavaScript?
Example:
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history.back(); //Go to the previous page
history.forward(); //Go to the next page in the stack
history.go(index); //Where index could be 1, -1, 56, etc.

No I just don't understand what the problem is.
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You don't have to have everything in between the shortcodes if you're using a redirect action by the way. Can just do {url:event}&param=value

sorry, I think I'm standing in the woods ...
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So I create a redirect function:
Redirect URL: {url:view}&article_id={data:article_id}
URL Parameter: empty

Well you can leave {url:view} as the URL and put article_id={data:article_id} in the parameter

I have tried this several times and did not work .... wait of pm....

A bunch of your URLs and parameters were in there incorrectly. I've fixed those. Have a look now.

Did it work for you?
For me it is synonymous with the URLs as before ...