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Filament•2y ago
dyo

Having Toggle in table header

How to have a toggle class in table headerActions?
6 Replies
ZedoX
ZedoX•2y ago
What are you trying to do, what is your end goal?
dyo
dyoOP•2y ago
I want to turn the action button in first image, to toggle like in the second image
dyo
dyoOP•2y ago
anyone can help me?
Cybrarist
Cybrarist•2y ago
Dennis Koch
Dennis Koch•2y ago
No. Actions can only be Actions.
Patrick Boivin
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),

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