I just built a brand new admin_scaffold from scratch. It will not Create or Update, but Read and Delete work. I'm trying to see if I can use the regular scaffold generator's code with some minor updates. You would think the generated code would look the same sans the access controls. However, It looks like a totally different implementation. I did check the permissions and I should be able to Create and Update.

The admin_scaffold generator is using "model_name" in its templates should be using "singular_name"...

Hi Forum,

great job you did! Because i had the same problems - but i couldn't find the BUG... Here's a hotfix i tried out successfully - but I'am not sure if it's state of the art (but it works).

Got to the follwoing directory and change the file (assuming the booklink tutorial, with admin-plugin installed): \booklink\app\vendor\plugins\admin\generators\admin_scaffold\sintags_templates\form.tpl This file should look like:

<?php  echo '<%'?>= error_messages_for '<?php  echo $model_name?>' %>
<?php  if(empty($content_columns)) : ?>
<?php  echo '<%'?>= all_input_tags <?php  echo $model_name?>, '<?php  echo $model_name?>', {} %>
<?php  else : 
        foreach ($content_columns as $column=>$details){
            if($column == 'id'){
                continue;
            }
            echo "
    <fieldset>
        <label for=\"{$singular_name}_{$column}\">_{".
            AkInflector::humanize($details['name']).
                "}</label> 
        <%= input '$model_name', '$column' %>
    </fieldset>

";
        }
endif;

You have to change the line:

        <%= input '$model_name', '$column' %>

to

        <%= input '".strtolower($model_name)."', '$column' %>

this is just a normal "tolower" php Function - but I am not sure, if it's the way akelos-developer way of thinking - maybe there is a tolower function in the akelos framework, that should be used...

Hope i could help out...

I reported that bug to the akelos-development Team (http://trac.akelos.org/ticket/211).

Greetings from Bremen, Germany Sebastian