How to add/retrieve the post trash link?

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I am creating a plugin to display all posts from all custom post type. It is something like in edit.php, but instead of displaying single post type, I would like to display all posts in one page from multiple custom post type.

I follow the tutorial at here to create the plugin and I did it. However there is one problem now, I want to add the trash link under every listed posts (just like in edit.php). This field requires a nonce in order to run, but I couldn’t get it how it works.

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Here is my codes: 

function column_post_title($item){
$actions = array(
        'edit' => sprintf('<a href="'.admin_url('post.php?post=%s&action=edit').'">Edit</a>',$item['ID']),//this part is fine
        'trash'=> sprintf('<a href="'.wp_nonce_url(admin_url().'post.php?post=%s&action=trash', 'trash-%s').'">Trash</a>',$item['ID'],$item['ID']),//here I cant get it right!!
    );
return sprintf('%1$s %2$s', $item['post_title'], $this->row_actions($actions) );
}

Do I need to create own nonce? Or using the exist one (if there is any). From the code above it give me WordPress failure notice with:

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  1. Just use get_delete_post_link( $post_ID ) – it’ll return the absolute URL with nonce and all!

    Just to be clear, this will get the link to trash posts (if trash supported). If you want to skip trash & get the perma-delete link, pass a second argument of true*.

    http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_delete_post_link

    Update: Having checked the source, it seems the codex is a little out of date. The second argument is deprecated, so pass an empty string & the third arg as true:

    get_delete_post_link( $post_ID, '', true );