grid > actions > action

Each action is rendered as a link.

An action element has three required attributes and one optional one:

id

The id attribute is used so it is possible to reference actions during XML merging or as a row action.

It is not used in rendering.

label

The label is used to render the link for that action in the action column.

url

The url is used to specify the action target.

The usual Magento route specification is used, i.e. * is used to reference the current module, action path or action. */*/* refers to the current action that displays the grid. */*/foo refers to the current route, current action path, foo action class.

idParam (optional)

The idParam attribute is used to configure the query parameter name to pass the id column value to the target action. If no idParam is present, the idColumn name is used.

If no idColumn is set on the actions element, the idColumn defaults to the idParam, or - if that doesn’t match a column - the first column in the grid.

Examples:

<actions idColumn="id">
    <action id="edit" label="Edit" url="*/*/edit"/>
    <action id="delete" label="Delete" url="*/*/delete"/>
</actions>

Render two actions Edit and Delete. Both will pass the value of the column id with the query param id to the destination controller.

<actions>
    <action id="edit" label="Edit" url="*/*/edit"/>
</actions>

Render one action Edit. Pass the value of the first column to the destination controller using the query param named after the first column key.

<actions>
    <action id="delete" label="Delete" url="*/*/delete" idParam="sku"/>
</actions>

Render one action Delete. If there is a column sku in the grid, pass the value of that column to the destination controller with the query param sku.

If there is no column sku, pass the value of the first column to the destination controller using the query param sku.

<actions idColumn="sku">
    <action id="delete" label="Delete" url="*/*/delete"/>
</actions>

Render one action Delete. Pass the value of the column sku to the destination controller using the query parameter sku. Note: you will have to create the target actions yourself - they are not created automatically by Hyva_Admin ;)