Filament•15mo ago

Conditional Table Row Actions

Hello, I want to achieve a row based action in a table in one resource. In the screenshot that I added I have a ContentTypeManagementResource which lists the content types basically. I have a relation in ContentType model as "corp_id" which can be nullable, since there exists predefined ContentTypes. I do not want some admin can delete these records, so for example I want to hide "edit" and "delete" action for those records, but show them if a record has corp_id How can I achieve this?

12 Replies

onursahindur•15mo ago

onursahindur•15mo ago

I found this on the documentation but it is not working or I cannot manage to do that

Dennis Koch•15mo ago

Put ->visible(fn ($record) => your_condition) on the actions. Check the docs for Closure Customisation and Actions

onursahindur•15mo ago

Thank you, Before see your message I also found, May be help any other when searching in discord.

Tables\Actions\ViewAction::make()
->disabled(function (ContentType $record) {
                error_log($record);
                return $record->corp_id === null;
            }),

Can I also ask another question to you? How can I prevent editing with URL? Is there a way to pop back when corp_id is null which means predefined? http://localhost/panel/icerik-turleri/6/edit for example this, I want to prevent this page editing when some record is not editable Okay, I think I can achieve it by overriding the mount function from EditRecord. For Example;

public function mount($record): void
    {
        parent::mount($record);
        error_log($this->previousUrl);
        error_log($this->getRecord());
        if ($this->getRecord()->corp_id === null) {
            // POP BACK HERE
        }
    }

Is this a correct way to achieve it?

Dan Harrin•15mo ago

why not use a model policy? that provides you with authorization too

onursahindur•15mo ago

I am new to your community and still in learning process 🙂 We loved your work btw, thanks for making it better. Let me check the documentation how can we apply a model policy. Thanks.

Dennis Koch•15mo ago

Policies are a Laravel feature, so check the Laravel docs 😉

onursahindur•15mo ago

Yes, I noticed that 😅 I am using filament/shield repository, so it has a policy defined already. Now I am searching how can I achieve both this repo and a custom policy to it 🙂 I hope i will find a good way to achieve it.

Dennis Koch•15mo ago

You can just edit the policies (just make sure you don't regenerate via Shield)

onursahindur•15mo ago

Okay, make sense. Thank you much.

ba_mbi_07•14mo ago

 protected function getTableQuery(): EloquentBuilder
    {
            $categoryHandlers = parent::getTableQuery()->orderBy('position', 'asc');

        $categories = WpTerm::query()
            ->whereHas('taxonomy', function ($taxonomy) {
                $taxonomy->where('taxonomy', '=', 'category')
                    ->where('parent', '=', 0);
            })
            ->whereDoesntHave('categoryHandler')
            ->orderBy('name', 'asc')
            ->select(['name', 'term_id'])
            ->addSelect(DB::raw('null as position')); // Add a `position` column with null value
    
        return $categoryHandlers->union($categories);
    
    }

 protected function getTableQuery(): EloquentBuilder
    {
            $categoryHandlers = parent::getTableQuery()->orderBy('position', 'asc');

        $categories = WpTerm::query()
            ->whereHas('taxonomy', function ($taxonomy) {
                $taxonomy->where('taxonomy', '=', 'category')
                    ->where('parent', '=', 0);
            })
            ->whereDoesntHave('categoryHandler')
            ->orderBy('name', 'asc')
            ->select(['name', 'term_id'])
            ->addSelect(DB::raw('null as position')); // Add a `position` column with null value
    
        return $categoryHandlers->union($categories);
    
    }

this is how i am showing my table and i wanted to add action on those who are not in my record is there any way i can add condition on my action and get the row data

Tables\Actions\Action::make('activate')
                ->label('activate')

Tables\Actions\Action::make('activate')
                ->label('activate')

Dan Harrin•14mo ago

so ->hidden(fn ($record) => ...) ?

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