Dev: Add transaction link column to Payment History table

[FREZZZBE]

Background

Currently, the history table show funded payments. However, there is no link or reference to the actual transaction on near blocks, which makes it hard to find more details if needed.

Feedback from Luca (NF Finance):

Would be helpful that when a transactions concludes the link to the onchain action would be shown directly, or if there was an easy way to extract the link to the onchain action without having to go through extra steps with near explorer

User Story

As an user, I want to have a visible link to funded payment requests (e.g. nearblocks) so that I can find it quickly and easily copy the URL.

Acceptance Criteria

• [ ] Add "Transaction" column to the Payments > History table with a link to the transaction (e.g. nearblock)
• [ ] The settings/filter button should show this new Payment History column. User should have the ability to turn it on or off, similar to other columns.
• [ ] Same for Asset Exchange history
• [ ] Same for Stake Delegation history
• [ ] Same for Settings Reqests history

Mockups

'Transactin' colum with link to near block ar Payments history: Figma

Add tha same column for all transactction histories

[FREZZZBE]

@ori-near

[ori-near]

Thank you @FREZZZBE for capturing this user feedback quickly and outlining a solution. It seems like this was a missed requirement that we had in the original mockups. But upon a closer look – do we want to give the user the ability to also quickly copy the URL? Or just click on it? Right now in the design it looks like there will only be a way to open the link, which might be sufficient. Perhaps we clarify this with the user.

Also, I made a couple of adjustments to the user story / AC.

[FREZZZBE]

@ori-near

It seems like this was a missed requirement that we had in the original mockups.

I also included it my reversion of design. I made this mockup long time ago. We skip it in dev for some reason.

do we want to give the user the ability to also quickly copy the URL?

Good point. Pretty sure it would be useful for some users