Filament•2y ago

Modifiy an option in a select

Hello, Is it possible to change one of the options in select to show the user the active number.

12 Replies

PastekoOP•2y ago

I have probably to use ->getOptionLabelUsing but how can I replace one value in the query?

Patrick Boivin•2y ago

Hi @pasteko, something like this could work :

    Select::make('visibility')
        ->options(function ($get) {
            $activeOption = $get('visibility');

            return [
                'draft' => 'Draft' . ($activeOption === 'draft' ? ' (active)' : ''),
                'public' => 'Public' . ($activeOption === 'public' ? ' (active)' : ''),
                'private' => 'Private' . ($activeOption === 'private' ? ' (active)' : ''),
            ];
        })
        // ...

    Select::make('visibility')
        ->options(function ($get) {
            $activeOption = $get('visibility');

            return [
                'draft' => 'Draft' . ($activeOption === 'draft' ? ' (active)' : ''),
                'public' => 'Public' . ($activeOption === 'public' ? ' (active)' : ''),
                'private' => 'Private' . ($activeOption === 'private' ? ' (active)' : ''),
            ];
        })
        // ...

awcodes•2y ago

according to the docs this should work:

->getOptionLabelUsing(fn ($value): ?string => $value . ' (active)',

->getOptionLabelUsing(fn ($value): ?string => $value . ' (active)',

PastekoOP•2y ago

Thank you, I'll try that if I can't get it working with ->getOptionLabelUsing Sorry I don't understand where's the condition here?

Patrick Boivin•2y ago

Not 100% sure but it seems like getOptionLabelUsing() would run for the currently selected item (before save), whereas the snippet above would add the (active) suffix after save.

Dan Harrin•2y ago

that will only be run if the label isnt already present in the preloaded options

awcodes•2y ago

ah, nevermind then.

PastekoOP•2y ago

So the solution is to build my options manually with conditions? Maybe my explanation was wrong, I don't need the selected or default value, the active state comes from a value in the numbers table.

PastekoOP•2y ago

PastekoOP•2y ago

I'm trying to populate the select with a relation and show the user the actual (active) number.

Patrick Boivin•2y ago

If the options are coming from the DB and the active status is a column in the table, something like this might work :

    ->options(
        Numbers::all()
            ->mapWithKeys(fn($item) => [$item->id => $item->number . ($item->active ? ' (active)' : '')])
    )

    ->options(
        Numbers::all()
            ->mapWithKeys(fn($item) => [$item->id => $item->number . ($item->active ? ' (active)' : '')])
    )

PastekoOP•2y ago

Thank you, it's working perfectly!

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