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Filament•16mo ago
waleedGRT

Placeholder with repeater

I'd want to display repeater values in layout placeholders. Is there a method to loop through repeaters and display their values in the summary section? (Proper list format) Code 
    Placeholder::make('Ingredients')
        ->content(function (Get $get) {
             $ingredients = $get('menu_item_ingredients'); // Repeater
     })->columnSpanFull()
    Placeholder::make('Ingredients')
        ->content(function (Get $get) {
             $ingredients = $get('menu_item_ingredients'); // Repeater
     })->columnSpanFull()
10 Replies
waleedGRT
waleedGRTOP•16mo ago
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Patrick Boivin
Patrick Boivin•16mo ago
What do you want to see under Ingredients? Can you give me an example of the output?
waleedGRT
waleedGRTOP•16mo ago
I want to iterate the repeater in the form of a list items
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Patrick Boivin
Patrick Boivin•16mo ago
Like this? 
Ingredients
 - Lemon
 - Coconut
Ingredients
 - Lemon
 - Coconut
waleedGRT
waleedGRTOP•16mo ago
Yes
Patrick Boivin
Patrick Boivin•16mo ago
Something like this. You can adjust it to what you need: 
Placeholder::make('Ingredients')
    ->content(function (Get $get) {
        $items = collect($get('menu_item_ingredients') ?: [])
            ->map(fn ($item) => "<li>{$item['name']}</li>")
            ->join();
        
        return new HtmlString("<ul>$items</ul>");
    })
    // ...
Placeholder::make('Ingredients')
    ->content(function (Get $get) {
        $items = collect($get('menu_item_ingredients') ?: [])
            ->map(fn ($item) => "<li>{$item['name']}</li>")
            ->join();
        
        return new HtmlString("<ul>$items</ul>");
    })
    // ...
waleedGRT
waleedGRTOP•16mo ago
Working perfectly, but it constitutes a major security risk⚠️
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Patrick Boivin
Patrick Boivin•16mo ago
Obviously I don't know anything about your app, who uses this form, etc. I can't comment on what's really secure or not. 
"<li>" . htmlentities($item['name']) . "</li>"
"<li>" . htmlentities($item['name']) . "</li>"
I think you know what you're doing at this point 😜
waleedGRT
waleedGRTOP•16mo ago
I shared it because someone else could utilize it in the future, nevertheless I sincerely appreciate your help.
Patrick Boivin
Patrick Boivin•16mo ago
You make a good point, and actually I think this may be stretching the Placeholder a bit. I think a View component (to render a real Blade view) may be a better fit for this use case. There would be no need for string concatenation and the content would be escaped by default.

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