Filament•16mo ago

Hide a resource widget based on the resource status

Hey everyone. I found the option to hide a widget on a resource with this function: public static function canView(): bool The issue is that I want to only show the widget if the resource record/model is in a certain status. But I can't access the record because the function is static. Does anyone know a workaround? What I would like to do but doesn't work:

class Availability extends Widget
{
    public ?Model $record = null;

    public static function canView(): bool
    {
        return $this->record->status === StatusEnum::Request;
    }
}

class Availability extends Widget
{
    public ?Model $record = null;

    public static function canView(): bool
    {
        return $this->record->status === StatusEnum::Request;
    }
}

Something that feels hacky that works:

$record = Event::find(Route::current()->parameter('record'));
return $record->status === StatusEnum::Request;

$record = Event::find(Route::current()->parameter('record'));
return $record->status === StatusEnum::Request;

5 Replies

Luukd_2000•10mo ago

Did you find a better sollution for this?

Bonux•10mo ago

class FooWidget extends BaseWidget {
 use InteractsWithPageTable;

  protected function canView(): bool
   { 
      return $this->getPageTableQuery()->where('status', '=', StatusEnum::Request;)->exists();
    }
}

class FooWidget extends BaseWidget {
 use InteractsWithPageTable;

  protected function canView(): bool
   { 
      return $this->getPageTableQuery()->where('status', '=', StatusEnum::Request;)->exists();
    }
}

Could this work ? There is an InteractsWithPageTable trait which you can use For the widget if you add that and add a use ExposesTableToWidgets; trait to the resource table you should get the same query executed passed to the widget Then you can try to work with that query and do stuff

Luukd_2000•10mo ago

the problem is that your not in a object context. so you cant use $this

Bonux•10mo ago

oh yea

Luukd_2000•10mo ago

I fixed it like this protected function getHeaderWidgets(): array { $widgets = []; // Access the current record using $this->record $website = $this->record; // Check if the relationship count is 0 if ($website && $website->websiteChecks()->count() === 0) { $widgets[] = WebsiteResource\Widgets\WebsiteConnection::class; } return $widgets; } in the edit page, you can use conditions when building the array

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Hide a resource widget based on the resource status