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Add functionality to the Section Compiler project status dropdown #103

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twinkietoes-on opened this issue Feb 26, 2021 · 1 comment
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twinkietoes-on commented Feb 26, 2021

Currently when you're in the project database entry, changing the project status to Validation and saving the entry will generate the project's catalog URL and add it to the LibriVox URL field.

When you're in the Section Compiler, however, changing the status to Validation does not do this.

Is it possible to add that functionality when you change the status in the Section Compiler?

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This is becoming more and more of a pain. Because a certain short-memoried MC forgets and always uses the drop down menu in the Section Compiler, the Catalog URL is not generated to import into the Archive page. Someone has to follow after them and fix the missing link.

Can we either make this function as described above or simply remove "Validation" from the Section Compiler drop down menu, so that it forces the MC to go to the database entry page?

redrun45 added a commit to redrun45/librivox-catalog that referenced this issue Dec 29, 2023
The new 'alter_status' function should probably be a part of 'alter_data'... but that function expects all of the form fields from the `add_catalog_item` page, and I don't want to break it by doing a database lookup instead.
redrun45 added a commit to redrun45/librivox-catalog that referenced this issue Dec 31, 2023
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