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Urs Bo
Urs Bo

Reputation: 342

How to change the order of the product list in cart_products in TYPO3 11?

I would like to create links that let the user sort the product list in cart_products ascending and descending.

For this I created a Fluid-link in Grid.html of cart_products that passes an argument for sorting to the controller:

<f:link.action action="list" arguments="{sorting:'up'}">Sorting up</f:link.action>

The method listAction() in ProductController.php gets the argument with:

if ($this->request->hasArgument('sorting')) {
    $sorting = $this->request->getArgument('sorting');
}

With this if-statement I control what is happening based on the given argument:

if ($sorting === "up") {
    // Get all products sorted ascending
} elseif ($sorting === "down"){
    // Get all products sorted decending
}

The products are received with the following command (original):

$products = $this->productRepository->findDemanded($demand);

The documentation says that the following function does the sorting:

$query->setOrderings(
    [
        'organization.name' => \TYPO3\CMS\Extbase\Persistence\QueryInterface::ORDER_ASCENDING,
        'title' => \TYPO3\CMS\Extbase\Persistence\QueryInterface::ORDER_ASCENDING
    ]
);

I would like to know how to combine the both parts to receive the products ordered as wished.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 292

Answers (1)

Heinz Schilling
Heinz Schilling

Reputation: 2262

Change your view helper to directly use sorting argument

<f:link.action action="listSorted" arguments="{sorting:'asc'}">Sorting up</f:link.action>

Add your own controller action (extending class ProductController)

<?php

    // ...
    public function listSortedAction(int $currentPage = 1): void
    {
    $demand = $this->createDemandObjectFromSettings($this->settings);
    
    // ...
    // Code from cart_products/Classes/Controller/ProductController.php listAction()
    // ...
    // instead of $products = $this->productRepository->findDemanded($demand);
    if ($this->request->hasArgument('sorting')) {
        $sorting = $this->request->getArgument('sorting');
        $products = $this->productRepository->findDemandedSorted($demand,$sorting);
    }
    //...

?>

Then add you own repository function (extending class ProductRepository)

<?php

    public function findDemandedSorted(ProductDemand $demand, $sortOrder)
    {

    $query = $this->createQuery();

    // ...
    // Code from cart_products/Classes/Domain/Repository/Product/ProductRepository.php findDemanded(ProductDemand $demand)
    // ...

    // instead of
    // if ($orderings = $this->createOrderingsFromDemand($demand)) {
    //     $query->setOrderings($orderings);
    // }
    $query->setOrderings($sortOrder);

    return $query->execute();
}

Upvotes: 2

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