Vladi Gubler
Vladi Gubler
August 15, 2019
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Hi,

New feature update: you can now add Save and Edit buttons to your Modern forms, created by Form Designer. Once clicked, the form will save the item, then load it again in the Edit form for further editing.

Why would you want to do that?

  1. Save your changes and continue editing. In larger forms it might make sense to save your work in the middle
  2. View changes performed by Actions. All your synchronous actions will be executed when the item is saved and the changes will be reflected on the form
  3. Load different, Edit form, from New form.

How is it different from our existing Redirect option? When using the form-level redirect, every save results in redirect, both from any save button and from the toolbar. With Save and Edit, you can have both regular Save buttons (which will work according to redirect settings of the form) and Save and Edit buttons, that always take you to the Edit form.

Note that the browser will remain on the same page, but the whole form will be reloaded, which means that any rule that you have will be executed, including permission rules.

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