Filament•15mo ago

using hiddenOn and hidden in conjunction

Currently, there's no way of achieving this, as the last chained call will override the previous. something like this, quite understandably will not work:

->hiddenOn('create')
->hidden(fn () => someLogicReturningABool())

->hiddenOn('create')
->hidden(fn () => someLogicReturningABool())

What I'm trying to achieve is, hide a tab in a form on create, and on edit, have a closure to run some custom logic to hide or show it. The only solution I can think of is duplicating the code for the hiddenOn method in the hidden closure, which is less than ideal. Any suggestions on how to tackle this?

Solution:

I think you can inject a $context parameter in the magic closure:

->hidden(fn ($context) => $context === 'create' || someLogicReturningABool())

->hidden(fn ($context) => $context === 'create' || someLogicReturningABool())

...

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Patrick Boivin•15mo ago

I think you can inject a $context parameter in the magic closure:

->hidden(fn ($context) => $context === 'create' || someLogicReturningABool())

->hidden(fn ($context) => $context === 'create' || someLogicReturningABool())

*OP•15mo ago

Oh, I didn't know about $context. This does exactly what I want, thank you!

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