Filament•2y ago

Having Toggle in table header

How to have a toggle class in table headerActions?

6 Replies

ZedoX•2y ago

What are you trying to do, what is your end goal?

dyoOP•2y ago

I want to turn the action button in first image, to toggle like in the second image

dyoOP•2y ago

anyone can help me?

Cybrarist•2y ago

~~try this~~ ~~https://filamentphp.com/docs/2.x/tables/filters#using-a-toggle-button-instead-of-a-checkbox~~

Filament

Filters - Table Builder - Filament

The elegant TALL stack table builder for Laravel artisans.

Dennis Koch•2y ago

No. Actions can only be Actions.

Patrick Boivin•2y ago

Maybe you can use a regular button as a "toggle"... something like this :

    Action::make('enable')
        ->label(__('Enable'))
        ->button()
        ->action(function () {
            // Do something

            auth()->user()->update(['has_feature_enabled' => true]);
        })
        ->visible(fn () => ! (auth()->user()->has_feature_enabled)),
    Action::make('disable')
        ->label(__('Disable'))
        ->button()
        ->color('danger')
        ->action(function () {
            // Do something

            auth()->user()->update(['has_feature_enabled' => false]);
        })
        ->visible(fn () => auth()->user()->has_feature_enabled),

    Action::make('enable')
        ->label(__('Enable'))
        ->button()
        ->action(function () {
            // Do something

            auth()->user()->update(['has_feature_enabled' => true]);
        })
        ->visible(fn () => ! (auth()->user()->has_feature_enabled)),
    Action::make('disable')
        ->label(__('Disable'))
        ->button()
        ->color('danger')
        ->action(function () {
            // Do something

            auth()->user()->update(['has_feature_enabled' => false]);
        })
        ->visible(fn () => auth()->user()->has_feature_enabled),

Gaming

Programming

Having Toggle in table header