I am working on this new module for Magento, that integrates with some local suppliers that provide a dropshipping service for their products.
The module has a feature to get various details from the suppliers system using a webservice.
For this I have create some files under app -> Code -> MyVendor -> MyModule -> Controller -> Adminhtml -> Order -> GetDropshippingStatus.php
The contents could be something like this:
<?php
namespace Conviator\AO\Controller\Sales\Order;
class GetDropShippingStatus extends \Magento\Sales\Controller\Adminhtml\Order
{
public function execute()
{
$this->_initOrder();
// Do what we have to do
// Redirect back
$this->_redirect('*/*/view');
}
}
I have also added a plugin to create the buttons on the Order Details Page/View
The below is an example of a button to trigger the above:
$subject->addButton(
'get_dropshipping_status',
[
'label' => __('Get Dropshipping Order Status'),
'onclick' => "confirmSetLocation('" . __('Are you sure you want get status for this order?') . "', '{$subject->getUrl('*/*/getdropshippingstatus')}')",
'class' => 'go'
],
-1
);
However, when I click the button inside Magento, it gives me a 404 error page.
How should I construct the button to actually hit the code defined previously?