[Ed B.]

I thought this would be a children's game, but somehow I can't make this work.


So my idea is to add a button on ListItem, that is


skins/customer/modules/EdB/QuickBuy/items_list/product/parts/mybutton.twig

{##
 #
 # @ListChild (list="itemsList.product.grid.customer.tail", weight="99")
 #}
{##
 #
 # @ListChild (list="itemsList.product.grid.customer.tail", weight="99")
 #}
{{ widget('\\XLite\\Module\\EdB\\QuickBuy\\View\\Button\\Quick') }}

(this will add buttons for every article, even the ones that can't be ordered, but we can deal with this problem later).


The button widget looks like

<?php
namespace XLite\Module\EdB\QuickBuy\View\Button;
class Quick extends \XLite\View\Button\Regular
/**
 * Go to checkout 
 */



{
    /**
     * Get default label
     *
     * @return string
     */
    protected function getDefaultLabel()
    {
        return 'Buy';
    }
      protected function getDefaultAction()
    {
        return 'quickBuy';
    }

    /**
     * Define widget parameters
     *
     * @return void
     */
    protected function defineWidgetParams()
    {
     }

    /**
     * getDefaultStyle
     *
     * @return string
     */
    protected function getDefaultStyle()
    {
        return $this->getCart()->checkCart()
            ? 'regular-main-button checkout'
            : 'regular-main-button disabled add2cart-disabled checkout';
    }

Again, the button looks terribly ugly, but we can deal with it later. Normally, it only remains to define the function doActionQuickBuy() in the appropriate controller class,
that is

<?php
namespace XLite\Module\EdB\QuickBuy\Controller\Customer;

abstract class Cart extends XLite\Controller\Customer\Cart  implements \XLite\Ba
se\IDecorator
{
public function doActionQuickBuy()
    {
    echo "action!";
    parent::doActionAdd();
    $this->setReturnURL(
            $this->buildURL('checkout', '', array())
        );
    }
}

(Probably one could have simply done

 parent::doActionAdd(); parent::doActionCheckout();

However, this code produces the button, but clicking on the button does
nothing. Presumably because the regular button is for submitting a form, and there is no form. I have also tried to use "Link" class, but then I can't define "getDefaultAction". Another approach would be somehow to decorate

View/Product/ListItem.php to get a second button, the class use a method getAdd2CartBlockWidget to show the "add to cart" button, but I fail to see how to use this method to produce another button. or call twice this method within the class.


Would anyone know how to do this?


[added]


Maybe the simplest thing to do is to write a method similar to getAdd2CartBlockWidget in a class decorating ListItem and call it from an appropriate twig, but then where can I define getDefaultAction() or something similar? The getAdd2CartBlockWidget() looks like

    protected function getAdd2CartBlockWidget()
    {
        $widget = null;
...
            $widget = $this->getWidget(
                [
                    'style' => 'add-to-cart product-add2cart productid-' . $this
->getProduct()->getProductId(),
                    'label' => 'Add to cart',
                ],
                'XLite\View\Button\Simple'
            );
        }

        return $widget;

and it is some jquery scripts that deals with the action of button. And in the javascript, I haven't seen functions that looks like doActionAddtoCart() that is in the controller.