Filament•2y ago

IconColumn no response

IconColumn::make('short_content')
    ->label('Short Content')
    ->options([
        'heroicon-o-check-circle' => function ($record): bool {
            ray([$record->short_version, $record->short_doc]);
            return isset($record->short_version) || $record->short_doc;
        },
    ])
    ->colors([
        'success' => function ($record): bool {
            ray([$record->short_version, $record->short_doc]);
            return isset($record->short_version) }} $record->short_doc;
        },
    ]),

IconColumn::make('short_content')
    ->label('Short Content')
    ->options([
        'heroicon-o-check-circle' => function ($record): bool {
            ray([$record->short_version, $record->short_doc]);
            return isset($record->short_version) || $record->short_doc;
        },
    ])
    ->colors([
        'success' => function ($record): bool {
            ray([$record->short_version, $record->short_doc]);
            return isset($record->short_version) }} $record->short_doc;
        },
    ]),

. Not getting any icons showing or ray() output. What am i missing? Ive tried adding a null for default if thats needed as i dont want an icon if false, but no difference. I know im missing something simple per usual.

6 Replies

Dennis Koch•2y ago

You need the Closure as the argument and return the array from that. Not the closure as a value. ->options(fn ($record) => [...])

Mark ChaneyOP•2y ago

@Dennis Koch ah, i was going off the docs @Dennis Koch they so something like

    ->options([
        'heroicon-o-x-circle',
        'heroicon-o-pencil' => fn ($state, $record): bool => $record->status === 2,
        'heroicon-o-clock' => fn ($state): bool => $state === 'reviewing',
        'heroicon-o-check-circle' => fn ($state): bool => $state === 'published',
    ])

    ->options([
        'heroicon-o-x-circle',
        'heroicon-o-pencil' => fn ($state, $record): bool => $record->status === 2,
        'heroicon-o-clock' => fn ($state): bool => $state === 'reviewing',
        'heroicon-o-check-circle' => fn ($state): bool => $state === 'published',
    ])

Dennis Koch•2y ago

Hm, might even work for a IconColumn then. Did you check the HTML if there is really no icon?

Mark ChaneyOP•2y ago

idk why, but i had to use getStateUsing() and then check $state within options. really weird. oh well

Andrew Wallo•2y ago

I don't think the options method works with bool return type. I had the same issue yesterday when trying to use bool for a Select component's options. Using '1' for true and '0' for false worked though. Although this could just be a different issue but idk.

Dan Harrin•2y ago

@mark_chaney i wouldnt use options() ->icon(fn ($record) => return single string, not array)

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