Quick Entry dialog box is redirecting me to doctype edit page

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I was using frappe develop branch to build my custom app. in that i used

 
    frappe.ui.form.on("CRM Task", {
    	refresh(frm) {
        },
    	after_save: function (frm) {
            // Override redirection after save
            if (frm.is_new()) {
                // Refresh or close the dialog if in quick entry
                if (frm.quick_entry) {
                    frm.quick_entry.close();
                }
            }
        }
    });

this stop redirecting which was good.
now i am working with frappe v-15 stable branch this code is not working there.
i am using

frappe.ui.form.on("CRM Task", {
    after_save: function(frm) {
        if (frm.is_quick_entry) {
            frappe.quick_entry_dialog.hide();
            frappe.show_alert({message: __("Saved successfully"), indicator: "green"});
        }
    }
});

both code are not working.

@NCP, @shariquerik Please help me to stop quick entry popup redirection in v-15

2

Anyone would like to answer my query.

3

Disappointed by frappe team that is fail to answer this simple answer
I have found the solution for this issue.
Solution : For this case you only need to update your bench to updated Version

4

Hi @Dexter,

This is just my point of view, but the Frappe Team does not have to answer every question on this forum. The Frappe Team is able to answer support tickets on FrappeCloud when you have paid for the service. This support is only for the core product, not for customizations.

If you want to get help with your own customizations, there is no way to get this service from Frappe, even if you are willing to pay for it. However, you can ask Frappe Partners if they offer this kind of service.

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Please don’t tag specific people without their permission. This is a volunteer forum, and nobody owes you their time. If you need help and aren’t getting answers here, you can take out a support contract or hire a freelancer.

6

Things take time because the Frappe community is small and almost non-existent in terms of support. As a developer, it takes time to find a solution — but eventually, one does get created.
As for the Frappe forum team — like in all open-source communities, support usually comes from the community itself, and people do respond. Even if the official support team doesn’t help, someone else who knows the answer usually will.

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I understand your point, and I truly respect the nature of volunteer communities. However, since Frappe is open-source, the spirit of such platforms is to help each other.
Instead of pointing out tagging etiquette or suggesting paid support or hiring freelancers, it would have been more helpful if you had simply guided me with an answer to my question especially considering I’ve been waiting for months (5–6 months) without a proper solution.
We all grow together by helping each other, not by gate keeping.