When Saving a new node - provide a 3rd option to SAVE AND CONTINUE

When saving a node, there are currently there are 2 options in select box:

Save and publish
Save and unpublish

Suggest to create a new option called SAVE AND CONTINUE
On selecting this option, the current node is saved and a new blank node form of the same content type will open

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#4 Edit Article ertretret | drupal 8.2.1 2016-10-26 09-30-24.png81.24 KBGábor Hojtsy
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Wouldn't that be "Save and Add Another"?

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Agreed with @cilefen, a "Save and continue" to me sounds like it would save and still continue editing, so basically do a save and return back to editing. Otherwise what does it "continue"? Also how would "Save and continue" work with the publishing field? Would it save as draft or published? How would it work with content moderation (which uses the same buttons for even more states?)

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Here are the buttons on a published node when content moderation is enabled on it:

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prabhu9484 CreditAttribution: prabhu9484 at gai Technologies Pvt Ltd commented

Valid points @cilefen and @gabor - We can keep a new button with 2 options-

Publish and Add another one
Unpublish and Add another one

The basic pain point is that for content editors its a pain going back to the node listing page, when we simply want to continue adding new nodes of the same content type.

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Here is a patch for Add another node

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One another Patch with Two more buttons
1 ) "Publish and Add another"
2) "Unpublish and Add another"
Buttons are shown when user add new node.
while clicking on "Publish and Add another" Button , the existing node is saved as Published and page is redirected to add One more node.
while clicking on "Unpublish and Add another" Button , the existing node is saved as Unpublished and page is redirected to add One more node.

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