I’m creating a module using the toolbar api showing all administrative functions in a more compact toolbar. I’m having “cache” troubles showing the local tasks in the toolbar… How can I keep these items outside the toolbar cache?
In my custom module I use hook_toolbar to add the local tasks
/** * Implements hook_toolbar(). */ function compact_toolbar_toolbar() { $items = []; ... $tasks = _compact_toolbar_local_tasks(); $items = array_merge($items,$tasks); return $items; } And a function to generate the toolbar local tasks…
/** * Create local tasks toolbar items */ function _compact_toolbar_local_tasks() { $items = []; $route = Drupal::routeMatch()->getRouteName(); $manager = Drupal::service('plugin.manager.menu.local_task'); $primary = $manager->getLocalTasks($route, 0); foreach($primary['tabs'] as $key => $tab) { // add toolbar tab $items[$key] = [ '#type' => 'toolbar_item', '#cache' => [ // Can I overrule the toolbar cache here? 'max-age' => 0, ], 'tab' => [ '#type' => 'link', '#title' => $tab['#link']['title'], '#url' => $tab['#link']['url'], '#access' => $tab['#access'], '#attributes' => [ 'title' => $tab['#link']['title'], ], ], '#weight' => $tab['#weight'], ]; // check if task is active if($tab['#active']) { $items[$key]['tab']['#attributes']['class'][] = 'is-active'; } // get secondary tabs for each primary tab $route = $items[$key]['tab']['#url']->getRouteName(); $secondary = $manager->getLocalTasks($route, 1); // get secondary tabs as tray if (!empty($secondary['tabs'])) { $links = []; $items[$key]['tab']['#attributes']['class'][] = 'toolbar-parent'; // create renderable array of secondary links foreach ($secondary['tabs'] as $skey => $stab) { $sname = substr($skey, strrpos($key, '.') + 1); $links[$sname] = [ 'type' => 'link', 'title' => $stab['#link']['title'], 'url' => $stab['#link']['url'], ]; } // add tray with secondary tasks $items[$key]['tray'] = [ '#heading' => t('Secondary tasks'), 'toolbar_secondary_tasks' => [ '#theme' => 'links__toolbar', '#links' => $links, '#attributes' => ['class' => ['toolbar-menu']], ], ]; } } return $items; } When I disable the cache in hook_page_top in core/modules/toolbar/toolbar.module everything works like a charm. Otherwise my custom items won’t follow the current page…
/** * Implements hook_page_top(). * * Add admin toolbar to the top of the page automatically. */ function toolbar_page_top(array &$page_top) { $page_top['toolbar'] = array( '#type' => 'toolbar', '#access' => Drupal::currentUser()->hasPermission('access toolbar'), /* '#cache' => [ 'keys' => ['toolbar'], 'contexts' => ['user.permissions'], ], */ ); } Can I overrule the toolbar cache by using the #cache array in my custom toolbar items? Which tags/context should I use?
This is how the toolbar looks like with my compact_toolbar module enabled… (but toolbar cache disabled) I really like the result! – I also made the menu behave like a simple dropdown menu and added a “content menu” to quickly add new content…
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