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Sunli Jadhav
Sunli Jadhav

Reputation: 49

Active Admin: Multiple Actions in same column similar to View, Edit, Delete

I am using active admin gem to have a admin console for my ruby on rails application. I am having a problem where i want to have multiple custom actions to every item on index page just like View,Edit, Delete. But when adding custom action only the last one is displayed instead of all.

 index do

   column 'Instructor Name',:user
   column 'Email Address', :email
   column 'Phone Number', :phone
   column 'website', link_to 'google', 'www.google.com' 
   column :bio
   actions defaults: false do |application|
     if application.user.instructor == 2
       button_to  'Disapprove', instructor_deny_user_path(application.user.id), method: :put
     else
       button_to  'Approve', instructor_approve_user_path(application.user.id), method: :put
     end 
     link_to "resume",getresume_instructor_applications_path(id: application.id)
   end 
 end

Only resume link is shown instead of Approve/Disprove and resume

What am i doing wrong

Upvotes: 3

Views: 2836

Answers (3)

Dan
Dan

Reputation: 54

For v1.3 the solution

   actions defaults: false do |application|
     if application.user.instructor == 2
       item  'Disapprove', instructor_deny_user_path(application.user.id), method: :put
     else
       item  'Approve', instructor_approve_user_path(application.user.id), method: :put
     end 
     item "resume", getresume_instructor_applications_path(id: application.id)
   end

is what worked for me - thanks to @littleforest 's comment

You can also add , class: "member_link" for the spacing

Upvotes: 1

Timo Schilling
Timo Schilling

Reputation: 3073

If you have ActiveAdmin >= 1.0.0.preX, you can do this:

   actions defaults: false do |application|
     if application.user.instructor == 2
       action_item  'Disapprove', instructor_deny_user_path(application.user.id), method: :put
     else
       action_item  'Approve', instructor_approve_user_path(application.user.id), method: :put
     end 
     action_item "resume", getresume_instructor_applications_path(id: application.id)
   end

If you use a 0.6.x:

   actions defaults: false do |application|
     if application.user.instructor == 2
       text_node link_to  'Disapprove', instructor_deny_user_path(application.user.id), method: :put
     else
       text_node link_to  'Approve', instructor_approve_user_path(application.user.id), method: :put
     end 
     link_to "resume", getresume_instructor_applications_path(id: application.id)
   end

Upvotes: 6

Navin
Navin

Reputation: 924

Try put your approve/disapprove links in columns like this,

column 'action' do |application|
  application.user.instructor == 2 ? button_to  'Disapprove', instructor_deny_user_path(application.user.id), method: :put :  button_to  'Approve', instructor_approve_user_path(application.user.id), method: :put
end

And Default link for resume as it is.

actions defaults: false do |application|
  link_to "resume",getresume_instructor_applications_path(id: application.id)
end

Upvotes: 0

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