Buttons:

In every database application we want to have the possibility do do someting with our data.

The buttons setting should be enable you to create in a standardized way.

Parameters:

• Form
• Min. Userrole
• Type
• Title
• Tooltip-Text
• fa-icon
• CSS Class
• Action
• Payload
• Custom JS-Function
• Sort Order

Form:

If an button click should do an create or edit action, we have to open a form. Here you can define which one. This enable you to use different forms for different actions if the data is mapped from the table to both forms.

Types:

• Default
  Display the Button above the table like create buttons or custom actions
• Form
  Display the button in the row, so the button relates to the data row, like edit or delete an entry.
  This also works for subtables
• FormDataTable Specific
• header-csv – maps to the datatable.net csv export setting
• header-pdf – maps to the datatable.net csv export setting
• header-excel – maps to the datatable.net excel export setting

Scope

• GLOBAL – HEADER
  • Display Button in Form TOP or DataTable TOP
• GLOBAL – FOOTER
  • Display Button in Form Footer
• LOCAL
  • Display Button in DataTable Row for each Entry

Title

Button-Title

Tooltip-Text

Button tooltip text

fa-icon:

We include font-awesome as our default icon libaray, so you can insert here te font awesome class.

CSS Class:

Here you can provide the class for the buttons. We inclode the bootstrap library, so you could use bootstrap classes like btn btn-primary …

Actions:

To define which function should be called after the button click, we provide a default interface to register actions. See Action section.

Actions:

To define which function should be called after the button click, we provide a default interface to register actions. See Action section.

Payload: (DEPRECATED)

In some special cases we want to provide the action more information. Here you could add data in json style like follows:

Sort Order:

This defines the order of the displayed buttons

Options:

• add_entity_to_update : true –  Updates Datatables with Entity after Submit
• add_parent_entity_to_update : true – Updates Datatables with Parent Entity after Submit
•  
• class_column
• parent_form_identifier
• tooltip_column
  • key: tooltip_column, value: column_name
• id_column
  • Default ID Column is the row id. If you what to use another id column you can set it:
    • key: id_column, value: column_name
• create_as_entity