heimrichhannot / contao-list-widget-bundle
This bundle offers an input type for displaying a list of entities definable by a callback function.
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Type:contao-bundle
Requires
- php: ^8.1
- ext-json: *
- ausi/slug-generator: ^1.0
- contao/core-bundle: ^4.13
- heimrichhannot/contao-ajax-bundle: ~1.0
- heimrichhannot/contao-request-bundle: ^1.1.1
- heimrichhannot/contao-utils-bundle: ^2.225
- heimrichhannot/datatables: ^1.10
- heimrichhannot/datatables-additional: ^1.0
- symfony/http-foundation: ^5.4 || ^6.4 || ^7.0
- symfony/http-kernel: ^5.4 || ^6.4 || ^7.0
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Last update: 2024-11-06 11:05:14 UTC
README
This bundle offers functionality for displaying a list in the Contao backend (either as a dca field or in a backend module).
For visualization the javascript library DataTables is used.
Features
- inputType "listWidget" for usage as a dca field
- convenient functions for integrating a list in your backend module
- the list can display either model data or even arbitrary arrays
- support for datatables javascript library
- filter the table
- search the table
- sort the table
- support for ajax reloading data using datatables -> currently only working for contao models since SQL-commands like LIMIT are used
Technical instructions
Usage as a widget in a dca field
Use the inputType "listWidget" for your field.
'someField' => [
'label' => &$GLOBALS['TL_LANG']['tl_my_dca']['someField'],
'exclude' => true,
'inputType' => 'listWidget',
'eval' => [
'listWidget' => [
'ajax' => true,
'ajaxConfig' => [
'load_items_callback' => ['SomeClass', 'loadItems']
],
'header_fields_callback' => function ()
{
$arrHeaderFields = [];
foreach (['academicTitle', 'additionalTitle', 'gender', 'lastname', 'email'] as $strField)
{
$arrHeaderFields[$strField] = \HeimrichHannot\Haste\Dca\General::getLocalizedFieldname($strField, 'tl_dca');
}
return $arrHeaderFields;
},
'table' => 'tl_dca'
]
]
]
Usage in a module
Add the following code e.g. in the generate() method of your BackendModule:
static::$arrListConfig = [
'identifier' => 'module_' . $this->id,
'table' => 'tl_dca',
'ajax' => true,
'ajaxConfig' => [
'load_items_callback' => function($arrConfig, $arrOptions = [], $objContext = null, $objDc = null) {
return $this->loadItems($arrConfig, $arrOptions, $objContext, $objDc);
},
'prepare_items_callback' => function($objItems) {
return $this->parseNewsletters($objItems);
},
],
'columns' => static::getColumns(),
'language' => static::getLanguage()
];
static::$arrListConfig = ListWidget::prepareConfig(static::$arrListConfig, $this);
ListWidget::initAjaxLoading(static::$arrListConfig);
Call this in your module's compile method:
ListWidget::addToTemplate($this->Template, static::$arrListOptions);
Copy the content of list_widget.html5 into your module's template.
Using ajax with custom routes
Since version 1.3 it is possible to use custom routes for ajax requests to have more control or freedom over the returned data.
Use ListWidgetContext
class as helper to process the request and return a ListWidgetResponse
object.
# /contao/dca/tl_custom.php $GLOBALS['TL_DCA']['tl_custom']['fields']['people'] = [ 'inputType' => 'listWidget', 'eval' => [ 'tl_class' => 'long clr', 'listWidget' => [ 'ajax' => true, 'ajaxConfig' => [ 'route' => 'app_list_widget_people_list', ], 'table' => 'tl_custom', ], ], ]; # /src/Controller/PeopleController.php use Contao\CoreBundle\Framework\ContaoFramework; use Doctrine\Common\Collections\Criteria; use HeimrichHannot\ListWidgetBundle\Controller\ListWidgetContext; use HeimrichHannot\ListWidgetBundle\Controller\ListWidgetResponse; use App\People\PeopleFinder; use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request; use Symfony\Component\Routing\Annotation\Route; #[Route('/app/list_widget/people_list', name: 'app_list_widget_people_list', defaults: ['_scope' => 'backend'])] class PeopleController { public function __construct( private readonly ContaoFramework $framework, private readonly PeopleFinder $people, ) {} public function __invoke(Request $request): ListWidgetResponse { $this->framework->initialize(); try { $context = ListWidgetContext::createFromRequest($request); } catch (\Exception $e) { return new ListWidgetResponse(1, 0, 0, [], $e->getMessage()); } $countTotal = $this->people->countByList($context->id); $fields = ['id', 'email', 'firstname', 'lastname']; $criteria = new Criteria(); $context->applySearchToCriteria($criteria,$fields); $countFiltered = $this->people->countByList($context->id, $criteria); $context->applyListConfigToCriteria($criteria, $fields); $people = $this->people->findByList($context->id, $fields, $criteria); return $context->createResponse($countTotal, $countFiltered, $people); } }
Example load_items_callback
Here you can see an example for overriding the core behavior of loadItems():
public static function loadItemsNew($arrConfig, $arrOptions = [], $objContext = null, $objDc = null)
{
// set an initial filter using the contao options array
$arrOptions = [
'table' => $arrConfig['table'],
'columns' => $arrConfig['columns'],
// filtering
'column' => 'pid',
'value' => $objDc->id
];
// the rest of the function should also be called
return ListWidget::loadItems($arrConfig, $arrOptions, $objContext, $objDc);
}