Description
The AfterEdit event is executed after the data record was updated in the database. It works in all edit modes: Inline Edit, Regular Edit and an Edit page in a popup.
Syntax
AfterEdit($values,$where,$oldvalues,$keys,$inline,$pageObject)
Arguments
Note: Field names are case-sensitive. If the field name is PlayerId, you should use $oldvalues["PlayerId"]. Note that $oldvalues["playerid"] or $oldvalues["PlayerID"] will not work.
Note: If the field was assigned an alias in the SQL query, then the $values array will get the alias instead of the field name from the database.
E.g., if you have an SQL query SELECT salesrep_id AS Inv_Salesrep ..., you should use $values["Inv_Salesrep"].
$values
an array of values to be written to the database. To access a specific field value, use $values["FieldName"].
$where
WHERE clause that points to the edited record. Example: ID=19.
$oldvalues
an array with existing field values. To access a specific column value, use $oldvalues["FieldName"].
$keys
an array of key column values that point to the edited record. To access a specific key column, use $keys["KeyFieldName"].
$inline
equals to true for the Inline Edit, false otherwise.
$pageObject
an object representing the current page. For more information, see RunnerPage class.
Note: If you need to display a message on the page or pass a variable value to JavaScript, you need to add the following to the end of your event code:
$pageObject->stopPRG = true;
Example
Passing true to pageObject.stopPRG = true variable named "saved":
$pageObject->setProxyValue('saved', true);
$pageObject->stopPRG = true;
Applies to pages
Edit, Inline Edit.
Recommended sample events:
•Add new button to Add/Edit pages
•Change message after record was added or saved
See also:
•AJAX helper object: setMessage()
