Field widget actions: bring functionality closer to content editors

The Field Widget Actions module makes content editing in Drupal smarter and more efficient. In this session, Artem Dmitriiev (1xINTERNET) will show how to add actionable buttons to any field in Drupal, streamline repetitive tasks, and create custom plugins that bring practical tools directly to your editors.
Session overview
This session is all about making content editing in Drupal easier and more efficient. We’ll explore how to add actionable buttons to any field, walk through real-world examples like renaming images or triggering ECA (Event - Condition - Action) actions, and show how to create custom plugins that bring useful tools directly to editors. You’ll leave with practical knowledge to streamline workflows and improve the editing experience.
Learning objectives
- Understand the capabilities of the Field Widget Actions module in Drupal
- Learn how to attach multiple actions to a single field widget
- Explore real-world examples that improve content editing workflows
- Create and implement your own custom plugins for fields
- Increase editor efficiency by bringing functionality directly into the UI
- Apply best practices to maintain flexibility and scalability in your Drupal projects
Why attend?
- Open for everyone: No advanced coding required, suitable for content editors and site builders
- Practical examples: See real-world use cases in action
- Hands-on experience: Learn how to create and attach custom plugins
- Editor-focused: Improve content workflows and reduce repetitive tasks
Practical information
📍 Location: Exhibition Hall - Open Stage
📅 When: Wednesday, October 15, 2025 · 15:00 - 15:45
🎤 Speakers: Artem Dmitriiev (1xINTERNET)
🤝 Sponsored talk: Open for everyone
1xINTERNET at DrupalCon Vienna 2025
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