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Description

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null buttonblock(string $titleint $location, string $route, Closure $callback)

Creates the an action button for your section. Usually used when you want a user to add an item.

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Parameters

$name

Title for your button.

$route

URL route to the page.

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Requires: phpFox 4.3+

Creates a block in specific locations and routes. 

Parameters

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$location

Block location number.

$route

Route to place the block.

$callback

Callback function that will be executed when the block is to be loaded.

Examples

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<?php

route('/foo/**
 * Adds a block to the sites dashboard when a user is logged in.
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block(1, 'core.index-member', function() {
   $html = '<div class="block"><div class="title">Hello World!</div><div class="content">...</div></div>';
Must
set the section firstreturn $html;
});



/**
 * Adds a block in video section.
 */
block('Foo3, 'route_v', function() {
   $html = '/foo'<div class="block"><div class="title">Hello World!</div><div class="content">...</div></div>';

   return $html;
});



 //**
Create an action menu
   button('Create', '/foo/bar');
 * Adds a block to the poll section using an HTML view
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block(3, 'poll.index', function() {

   return view('index@Sample/block.html');
});

Notes

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Since 4.3+

Blocks are not required to be included in a route and is no longer the advised way to create a block. While old methods are still supported in 4.3, they will be depreciated in the future. The change in how blocks work in 4.3 is to give clients the ability to re-position your blocks from the AdminCP.

HTML Views

If you use an HTML view via the view() function you must prefix the HTML with your apps ID (e.g. @Sample/)

Identifying Route Names

 Finding the name of a route can be hard at times, enable Techie Mode to make things easier.