renderHook scopes don't work

Hi- I'm new to this so probably doing it wrong: in panel():

            ->renderHook(
                'panels::content.end',
                fn (array $scopes): View => view('extra-stuff', ['scopes' => $scopes]),
                // scopes: [
                //     \App\Filament\Resources\ClientResource::class,
                //     \App\Filament\Resources\ClientResource\Pages\ListClients::class
                // ]
            );

            ->renderHook(
                'panels::content.end',
                fn (array $scopes): View => view('extra-stuff', ['scopes' => $scopes]),
                // scopes: [
                //     \App\Filament\Resources\ClientResource::class,
                //     \App\Filament\Resources\ClientResource\Pages\ListClients::class
                // ]
            );

with the scopes uncommented, I would expect to see my extra stuff under client list/view/edit etc, right? if I comment out the scopes, my content appears, but otherwise it does not. I'm freshly updated on v3.0.30 after trying this for a while on .27. TIA for any advice! update to add: when I @dump($scopes) in my view, it's an empty array every time.

7 Replies

lukeviOP•16mo ago

In case anyone else has a similar issue - I was able to get around this. Instead of using scopes, I registered the renderHook down in the specific page where I need it. So, in ListClients, I extend the parent mount() method:

    public function mount(int | string $record): void
    {
        parent::mount($record);

        FilamentView::registerRenderHook(
            'panels::content.end',
            fn (): View => view('extra-stuff', ['record' => $this->record])
        );
    }

    public function mount(int | string $record): void
    {
        parent::mount($record);

        FilamentView::registerRenderHook(
            'panels::content.end',
            fn (): View => view('extra-stuff', ['record' => $this->record])
        );
    }

I'm still very open to knowing what's wrong with how I was trying to use scopes before. Edit: as a bonus, by doing this here and calling parent::mount first, I can pass the instantiated model into my view..

LeandroFerreira•16mo ago

panels::page.end ?

lukeviOP•16mo ago

Thank you Leandro - that does work! And when I dump the $scopes param now, it does contain what we'd expect-

array:2 [▼ // resources/views/extra-stuff.blade.php
  0 => "App\Filament\Resources\ClientResource\Pages\ListClients"
  1 => "App\Filament\Resources\ClientResource"
]

array:2 [▼ // resources/views/extra-stuff.blade.php
  0 => "App\Filament\Resources\ClientResource\Pages\ListClients"
  1 => "App\Filament\Resources\ClientResource"
]

LeandroFerreira•16mo ago

{{ $this->record }} in the blade file?

lukeviOP•16mo ago

And yes, that works too (in the specific edit/view pages that is, and we wouldnt expect it in the list view). Thanks for your help!

LeandroFerreira•16mo ago

worked?

lukeviOP•16mo ago

100% works - I can set the render hooks up at the provider level, and only show them for specific scopes as I was hoping to do. Plus the bonus of having the record available to my custom view works too.

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