Filament•14mo ago

How to send a success notification after a custom action ?

Hello, i'm trying to send a notification after a custom action but no notification get fired. My code : Action::make('reset_user_password') ->action( fn (User $record) => $this->resetPassword($record) ) ->requiresConfirmation() ->successNotification( Notification::make() ->success() ->title('User password reset!'), );

Solution:

But sending the notification directly in the action works!

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awcodes•14mo ago

You have to ->send() the Notification. Add that as the last method to your Notification.

charleswilfriedkOP•14mo ago

Even inside a successNotification()? I use the same syntax with the prebuild actions and the successNotification works as intended! It's. only with this custom one that i get noting.

awcodes•14mo ago

Yes. The prebuilt actions are calling it on their own. If you new up the class then you have to send it.

charleswilfriedkOP•14mo ago

Hum.. with the send(), the notification is fired every time the page is updated

awcodes•14mo ago

please share your code with the send()

charleswilfriedkOP•14mo ago

Action::make('reset_user_password')
            ->action(
                fn (User $record) => $this->resetPassword($record)
            )
            ->requiresConfirmation()
            ->successNotification(
                Notification::make()
                    ->success()
                    ->title('User password reset!')
                    ->send(),
            );

Action::make('reset_user_password')
            ->action(
                fn (User $record) => $this->resetPassword($record)
            )
            ->requiresConfirmation()
            ->successNotification(
                Notification::make()
                    ->success()
                    ->title('User password reset!')
                    ->send(),
            );

awcodes•14mo ago

Ok. Since you are using a custom action.

Action::make('reset_user_password')
  ->action(function (User $record) {
      $this->resetPassword($record);
      $this->sendSuccessNotification();
  })
  ->requiresConfirmation()
  ->successNotification(function (Notification $notification): Notification {
      return Notification::make()
              ->success()
              ->title('User password reset!');
  });

Action::make('reset_user_password')
  ->action(function (User $record) {
      $this->resetPassword($record);
      $this->sendSuccessNotification();
  })
  ->requiresConfirmation()
  ->successNotification(function (Notification $notification): Notification {
      return Notification::make()
              ->success()
              ->title('User password reset!');
  });

But since you are in a custom action you can also just send the notification directly in the ->action() since there's no need to register it like you would on a prebuilt action:

Action::make('reset_user_password')
  ->action(function (User $record) {
      $this->resetPassword($record);

      Notification::make()
        ->success()
        ->title('User password reset!')
        ->send();
  })
  ->requiresConfirmation();

Action::make('reset_user_password')
  ->action(function (User $record) {
      $this->resetPassword($record);

      Notification::make()
        ->success()
        ->title('User password reset!')
        ->send();
  })
  ->requiresConfirmation();

Either way. '->successNotification()` only registers the notification that will be called when the action is run. So you still have to 'call' it in your '->action()'

charleswilfriedkOP•14mo ago

Action::make('reset_user_password')
  ->action(function (User $record) {
      $this->resetPassword($record);
      $this->sendSuccessNotification();
  })
  ->requiresConfirmation()
  ->successNotification(function (Notification $notification): Notification {
      return Notification::make()
              ->success()
              ->title('User password reset!');
  });

Action::make('reset_user_password')
  ->action(function (User $record) {
      $this->resetPassword($record);
      $this->sendSuccessNotification();
  })
  ->requiresConfirmation()
  ->successNotification(function (Notification $notification): Notification {
      return Notification::make()
              ->success()
              ->title('User password reset!');
  });

With this one the sendSuccessNotification is not found.

Solution

charleswilfriedk•14mo ago

But sending the notification directly in the action works!

awcodes•14mo ago

Makes sense. Depends on what class the underlying action. You should check out the prebuilt actions code sometime. It’ll give a better understanding of how they work. Once you have that you can even make your own reusable pre built actions. If you need them. Glad you have it working though. Cheers.

charleswilfriedkOP•14mo ago

Thx for the help I will look into it

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