Filament•16mo ago

Associate BelongsTo relationship

Hello, I'm new to using Filament. Can I ask if this is an acceptable approach when saving records with a relationship based on authenticated user data? resource: https://gist.github.com/dansingian/d1705d6bb133ffd9fca4aaed7828b5bb create: https://gist.github.com/dansingian/6a05722006d72d1ed2fed80c4890b063

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ZedoX•16mo ago

You can hook this into afterCreate? https://filamentphp.com/docs/2.x/admin/resources/creating-records#lifecycle-hooks Something like:

protected function afterCreate(): void
{
    $job = $this->record;

    $job->account()->associate(auth()->user()->account);
}

protected function afterCreate(): void
{
    $job = $this->record;

    $job->account()->associate(auth()->user()->account);
}

dansingOP•16mo ago

It throws an error before it proceeds on the afterCreate, giving me a "General error: 1364 Field 'account_id' doesn't have a default value". My table schema has

$table->unsignedBigInteger('account_id');
$table->foreign('account_id')
       ->references('id')
       ->on('profiles_accounts')
       ->onUpdate('NO ACTION')
       ->onDelete('RESTRICT')
;

ZedoX•16mo ago

Ah sorry I mistook the relationship type. Hook on to this https://filamentphp.com/docs/2.x/admin/resources/creating-records#customizing-data-before-saving

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ZedoX•16mo ago

just set $data['account_id'] = auth()->user()->account->id ?

dansingOP•16mo ago

still an error, since my account_id is guarded @z3d0x btw Thank you!

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