Introduce #type 'links'

Created on 5 October 2011, over 13 years ago

Updated 21 February 2025, 3 months ago

You have a table, with Operations column.
You have one or more modules integrating with that table, adding operations.
You have a renderable structure, but all the links get stacked into an odd #links property of a single element.
Say hello to array_splice(), array_slice(), array_search(), array_pop(), and array_unshift()! Your only way to inject a link at a certain position.

Introduce #type 'links'.
1. Renders sub-elements of #type 'link', 'markup', or whatnot first, and as usual. (respecting #weight, #ajax, and whatever else you want to do)
2. Takes the rendered #children of each sub-element and turns them into items of an item list.
3. Profit.

✨ Feature request

Status

Postponed

Version

11.0 🔥

Component

theme system

Created by

🇩🇪Germany sun Karlsruhe

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I think this specific issue might be a duplicate of 📌 Replace links.html.twig with item-list--links.html.twig Needs work

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