Implementing Two-Level Local Tasks in Drupal 10: A Practical Guide

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Metadrop recently documented their approach to implementing a two-level "local tasks" hierarchy in Drupal 10, addressing challenges encountered during a project. Despite existing documentation on the topic, the team initially struggled to configure the tasks as needed. Drawing inspiration from the Webform Node module, they successfully established a hierarchy using the 'parent_id' attribute in the 'mymodule.links.task.yml' file. Their solution involved defining routes in 'mymodule.routing.yml' and associating tasks with a main task while ensuring proper relationships for subtasks. The post highlights the importance of Drupal’s extensibility and the value of its community in solving complex problems, emphasizing the collaborative nature of open-source development.

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Local tasks hierarchy on Drupal 10

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15 November 2024

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Metadrop

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https://metadrop.net/en/articles/local-tasks-hierarchy-drupal-10

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