Hydration on Select
Can anyone think of a reason why my Select would not hydrate on edit?
Select::make('priority')
->options([
'1' => '1. Urgent',
'2' => '2. Easy',
'3' => '3. Short Term',
'4' => '4. Long Term',
])
->afterStateHydrated(function ($state, Forms\Set $set, Forms\Get $get) {
\Log::info($state);
}),
My ToDo model does have a mutator but I made sure the Select options match.
public function getPriorityAttribute($value)
{
$options = [
'1' => '1. Urgent',
'2' => '2. Easy',
'3' => '3. Short Term',
'4' => '4. Long Term',
];
return $options[$value] ?? $value;
}
Everything is working fine, just that when editing a record the Select doesn't hydrate so it says "Please select an option" instead of whatever data has been saved.Solution:
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So this was an issue with the mutator getting in the way. I was using a mutator because I needed something sortable for groups. This is task manager so I resorted to group names like "1. Urgent" so they'd sort. I needed not the rows to sort but the groups. In the end I got rid of the mutator and just kept the priority text string throughout. The mutator WAS getting in the way of hydrating the Select.
I'm doing a task thingy cause I think all 5.4 million of them out there are bloated. LOL...
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So this was an issue with the mutator getting in the way. I was using a mutator because I needed something sortable for groups. This is task manager so I resorted to group names like "1. Urgent" so they'd sort. I needed not the rows to sort but the groups. In the end I got rid of the mutator and just kept the priority text string throughout. The mutator WAS getting in the way of hydrating the Select.
I'm doing a task thingy cause I think all 5.4 million of them out there are bloated. LOL