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I am trying to use a #autoedit on a form (rather than on a page) to edit a page that is not the one currently being edited by the form. (idea is to edit a page that refers in a template call to the one I am currently editing - and yes, that may be a sign of less-than-optimal data structure) This works well enough for the #autoedit, but it breaks the form by saving it over the target of the first #autoedit encountered. Is this a bug, or do I need to call this differently when it comes from a form, or can #autoedit not be called from a form?

I am trying to use a #autoedit on a form (rather than on a page) to edit a page that is not the one currently being edited by the form. (idea is to edit a page that refers in a template call to the one I am currently editing - and yes, that may be a sign of less-than-optimal data structure) This works well enough for the #autoedit, but it breaks the form by saving it over the target of the first #autoedit encountered. Is this a bug, or do I need to call this differently when it comes from a form, or can #autoedit not be called from a form? MediaWiki 1.32.1 PHP 7.2.11 (cgi-fcgi) MySQL 5.7.25-log Page Forms 4.5

I am trying to use a #autoedit on a form (rather than on a page) to edit a page that is not the one currently being edited by the form. (idea is to edit a page that refers in a template call to the one I am currently editing - and yes, that may be a sign of less-than-optimal data structure) This works well enough for the #autoedit, but it breaks the form by saving it over the target of the first #autoedit encountered. Is this a bug, or do I need to call this differently when it comes from a form, or can #autoedit not be called from a form? MediaWiki 1.32.1 PHP 7.2.11 (cgi-fcgi) MySQL 5.7.25-log Page Forms 4.5