I am unable to access the delta property from layout builder's block forms. I've had a look into the code and searched for issues and found the parent issue / related issue i've attached, but from those, I can't see a getDelta function to access the protected delta property in the Drupal\layout_builder\Form\ConfigureBlockFormBase class.

I'm not sure if i'm missing something that is in the component or section, but when trying to debug them, neither have the delta property. Either adding a getDelta function to the ConfigureBlockFormBase class or elsewhere would obviously sort this.

Hope someone can help with this

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What is the use case for needing the delta?

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BryanLund commented

I'm trying to add a custom block generated through code to a section in the layout builder and from my understanding the delta is which section you're in? So i'm wanting to make sure the block gets saved to the right section. I couldn't see any documentation saying how to add a block generated through code to the layout builder (apologies if there is some somewhere). I managed to add the block fine, but none of the contextual links were loading by default. I had a look into the layout builder code and noticed the contextual links were added as:

return [
  '#contextual_links' => [
    'layout_builder_block' => [
      'route_parameters' => [
        'section_storage_type' => $storage_type,
        'section_storage' => $storage_id,
        'delta' => $delta,
        'region' => $region
        'uuid' => $uuid,
      ],
      'metadata' => [
        'operations' => 'move:update:remove',
      ]
    ]
  ]
];

I've managed to get the rest of the parameters, but couldn't see a way of getting delta. Apologies again if there is some documentation somewhere for this, but I haven't seen any. Also, happy to go down a different route if there's a better way that you could advise, thanks!

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