How to create buttontransfer entity while using CustomerTableActionExpanderPluginInterface?

jsinha

Hi team!
I am working on spryker plugin where I am using CustomerTableActionExpanderPluginInterface
to adding the button in table view into the backoffice,

public function execute(int $idCustomer, array $buttonTransfers): array{

// hre the buttontransfer getting expanded into the Communication/Table/SomeTable::class
// But I am not able to define the button entity.
return $buttonTransfers;
}
all are going fine, but there is only one issue;
Not able to define the button value.
Please help me.
Thanks!

amansilla

• Hi @jsinha,
  
  I'm not sure what you exactly mean by the button value, I guess you probably mean the URL used whenever the user clicks on the button. If that is the case it may look something like this.
  

use Generated\Shared\Transfer\ButtonTransfer;

use Spryker\Service\UtilText\Model\Url\Url;


public function execute(int $idCustomer, array $buttonTransfers): array

{

    // first generate the URL
    $url = Url::generate(
        'your-url/perform-some-action',
        [
            // any additional parameter e.g. customerId
            'customer-id' => $idCustomer,
        ],
    );
        
    $buttons[] = (new ButtonTransfer())
        ->setUrl($url)
        ->setTitle('Your button tittle')
        ->setDefaultOptions([

          // 'class' => 'here you can add any CSS class',
          //  'icon' => 'you can also define some icon',

        ]);

    return $buttonTransfers;
}

I hope this helps you find the specific solution you want.

Let me know whether this helped, otherwise, maybe you can add some additional information about your specific use case so I can guide you. Cheers 😉

jsinha

Hi @amansilla
Thank you very much !!

amansilla

• Hi @jsinha,
  
  I'm not sure what you exactly mean by the button value, I guess you probably mean the URL used whenever the user clicks on the button. If that is the case it may look something like this.
  

use Generated\Shared\Transfer\ButtonTransfer;

use Spryker\Service\UtilText\Model\Url\Url;


public function execute(int $idCustomer, array $buttonTransfers): array

{

    // first generate the URL
    $url = Url::generate(
        'your-url/perform-some-action',
        [
            // any additional parameter e.g. customerId
            'customer-id' => $idCustomer,
        ],
    );
        
    $buttons[] = (new ButtonTransfer())
        ->setUrl($url)
        ->setTitle('Your button tittle')
        ->setDefaultOptions([

          // 'class' => 'here you can add any CSS class',
          //  'icon' => 'you can also define some icon',

        ]);

    return $buttonTransfers;
}

I hope this helps you find the specific solution you want.

Let me know whether this helped, otherwise, maybe you can add some additional information about your specific use case so I can guide you. Cheers 😉

jsinha

Hi @amansilla
Thank you very much !!