Save button in backend post edit page

Hi there,
Last time you helped we create a metabox displaying my template into the admin post editor:

https://e2pdf.com/support/desk/download-button-in-backend-post-edit-page

Thank you again for the great support!
Is it possible to add a save button shortcode under the pdf view shortcode please? We would like to store some results on the server.

Best regards

Hi,

Here is simplified modified previous code solution: https://codeshare.io/aYpWwY.

In general it must be added custom ajax function which must be called via javascript, which will call [e2pdf-save] shortcode.

Note please: Current code must work however to be correctly: JS code must be added to .js file which must be included via WordPress hooks + it's recommended to add "nonce" security check. Unfortunately to build it correctly we can offer you only paid support.

The file will be saved to default folder if "dir" attribute will not be set with "post_id" name according documentation: [e2pdf-save]

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Your code works great, thank you.
One thing, when I download the pdf the name is ok (I use shortcodes in template name). But when I save the pdf the name is the post ID.
Any idea please?

Modify:

do_shortcode('[e2pdf-save id="1" dataset="' . $dataset . '" name="' . $dataset . '" apply="true"]');

To:

do_shortcode('[e2pdf-save id="1" dataset="' . $dataset . '" apply="true"]');

It must use PDF Name from E2Pdf Template if no name set. Keep in mind that by default PDF will be overwritten if same name.

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Damned, perfect :)
May I ask you it is possible to generate folder name dynamically, like post title, post ID or any custom field ?
Many thanks again and again...

E2Pdf can create dynamic dirs, it must be used "dir" with "create_dir" attribute.

https://e2pdf.com/support/docs#shortcode-e2pdf-save

as follows:

do_shortcode('[e2pdf-save id="1" dataset="' . $dataset . '" dir="wp-content/uploads/dir/" create_dir="true" apply="true"]');

You must be able still use shortcodes inside "dir" attribute or create it dynamic via PHP with needed values as:

$post = get_post($dataset);
if ($post) {
$dir = 'wp-content/uploads/dir/' . $post->ID;
do_shortcode('[e2pdf-save id="1" dataset="' . $dataset . '" dir="'.$dir.'" create_dir="true" apply="true"]');
}

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Works like a charm, as usual.

Thank you for your help!