Hmm Ryan

I can't see a way of 'registering' a new button in this menu.

If you have a look at the ListView property editor template:

https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco-CMS/blob/75c2b07ad3a093b5b65b6ebd45697687c062f62a/src/Umbraco.Web.UI.Client/src/views/propertyeditors/listview/listview.html

You can see the options that are displayed for the subheader section if anything is selected:

  <umb-editor-sub-header-section ng-if="isAnythingSelected()">

                   <umb-button
                       ng-if="options.allowBulkPublish && (buttonPermissions == null || buttonPermissions.canPublish)"
                       type="button"
                       button-style="link"
                       label="Publish"
                       key="actions_publish"
                       icon="icon-globe"
                       action="publish()"
                       disabled="actionInProgress">
                   </umb-button>

                   <umb-button
                       ng-if="options.allowBulkUnpublish && (buttonPermissions == null || buttonPermissions.canUnpublish)"
                       type="button"
                       button-style="link"
                       label="Unpublish"
                       key="actions_unpublish"
                       icon="icon-block"
                       action="unpublish()"
                       disabled="actionInProgress">
                   </umb-button>

etc

So you could create your own ListView property editor based on the core one and use that in your ListViews (if you hack the button into the core one, then each time you upgrade you'll have a maintenance pain)

Or thinking about it, you could perhaps use the techniques described in this article by Matt Brailsford:

http://24days.in/umbraco/2015/umbraco-7-back-office-tweaks/

to divert the backoffice request for the normal listview.html for your own tweaked listview.html view

On a side note you can add to the Actions menu for a node by creating a MenuRendering event:

https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/extending/section-trees/trees-v7

But I think from your description your editors want to tick multiple boxes in the list view and press print, to print them all.

regards

Marc

Thanks. I was hoping the buttons would be implemented in a more dynamic way. Duplicating the listview in my project and hacking the route is probably the way to go. It would be cool if umbraco had a way to attach backend plugin views to nodes instead of having to do http interceptors. That link is really good in the meantime though, thank you.

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