Yop
I've tried with :
sub after_item_action {
my ( $self, $params ) = @_;
warn "AFTER ITEM ACTION";
my $item = $params->{item};
$item->itemnotes("Edited at " . localtime);
}
Calling $item->SUPER::store() generates an error :
Plugin error (Example Kitchen-Sink Plugin): Can't lo
Indeed, I can't see calling SUPER working here.. and I can see the issue
with calling a bare 'store' as you'd end up causing a recursion.. I
initially wondered about setting an internal flag in the object that you
could look for in the second call to the hook, but as get pass a new copy
of the obj
