Filament•15mo ago

Passing an ID to a custom edit action

I'm trying to create an edit action on a custom page that allows me to edit a model directly from the page (rather than going to the normal resource page). It mostly works, but I'm running into problems passing the right model ID to the action as an argument. If I hard-code an ID it works perfectly.

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Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

This is what I have:

use Filament\Actions\EditAction;

public function editAction(): EditAction
{
    return EditAction::make()
        ->record(fn (array $arguments) => Client::find($arguments['client']))
        ->form(ClientResource::formSchema());
}

use Filament\Actions\EditAction;

public function editAction(): EditAction
{
    return EditAction::make()
        ->record(fn (array $arguments) => Client::find($arguments['client']))
        ->form(ClientResource::formSchema());
}

{{ ($this->editAction)(['client' => $client->id]) }}

{{ ($this->editAction)(['client' => $client->id]) }}

But I get Undefined array key "client" Side note formSchema is a method I added as I want to use the same form schema as the resource pages use. Weird thing is if I dd($arguments) the client key is there.

bwurtz999•15mo ago

public function editAction(): EditAction
{
    return EditAction::make()
        ->record(fn (array $arguments) => Client::find($arguments['client']))
        ->form(ClientResource::formSchema())
        ->extraAttributes(['id' => 'customId']);
}

public function editAction(): EditAction
{
    return EditAction::make()
        ->record(fn (array $arguments) => Client::find($arguments['client']))
        ->form(ClientResource::formSchema())
        ->extraAttributes(['id' => 'customId']);
}

bwurtz999•15mo ago

https://filamentphp.com/docs/3.x/actions/trigger-button#adding-extra-html-attributes

Trigger button - Actions - Filament

bwurtz999•15mo ago

Oh wait sorry you wanted to pass a model

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

Yeah, well a model or an ID, I don't really mind, whatever works 🙂

bwurtz999•15mo ago

OK then yeah that should work What are you trying to accomplish exactly?

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

I have a custom page that displays some records, I want to be able to edit those records directly from that page (via edit modals), rather than having to go into the normal resource pages.

bwurtz999•15mo ago

Do you know about simple resources?

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

Yeah they're all simple resources already. This page combines data from a bunch of different models (all of which need to be editable from this page). So just customising one of the default list pages isn't an option. If I do ->record(fn (array $arguments) => Client::find(1)) it works. The issue just seems to be something with the $arguments array.

bwurtz999•15mo ago

Ok I see Where do you dd arguments? you might need to put that in use ($arguments) I don't think that's a standard variable that Filament will autofill

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

If I do ->record(fn (array $arguments) => dd($arguments['client'])) it outputs the ID, no error. It's really weird, it's like it gets called a second time with the key missing or something.

bwurtz999•15mo ago

hmmm have you tried a full function () as opposed to an abbreviated one? Is $arguments defined by Filament? Or is that something you declare?

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

OK, yep that's exactly what's happening. The closure is actually being called five times, on the fifth call $arguments is blank.

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

Found it here https://filamentphp.com/docs/3.x/actions/adding-an-action-to-a-livewire-component#passing-action-arguments

Adding an action to a Livewire component - Actions - Filament

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

Yeah full function () is the same.

bwurtz999•15mo ago

Oh wait... is client a full model instance or the record ID? You use Client::find($arguments['client'] and ['client' => $client->id]

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

I'm just passing in the ID currently. {{ ($this->editAction)(['client' => $client->id]) }}

bwurtz999•15mo ago

Yeah so I think this might explain it from the docs

EditAction::make()
    ->record($this->post)

EditAction::make()
    ->record($this->post)

It looks like the EditAction wants the full model as the record try this {{ ($this->editAction)(['client' => $client]) }}

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

If I do that the model gets json encoded into the button HTML and $arguments['client'] just ends up as an array. The docs here https://filamentphp.com/docs/3.x/actions/adding-an-action-to-a-livewire-component#passing-action-arguments seem to suggest you have to pass in the ID?

bwurtz999•15mo ago

I don't think you have to pass an ID

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

Ah OK

bwurtz999•15mo ago

I think switching to an anonymous action would solve this for you using the EditAction might be the problem try switching to use Filament\Actions\Action;

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

Guess I then have to write custom code to update the record etc.?

bwurtz999•15mo ago

return Action::make()
         ->mountUsing()
        ->form(ClientResource::formSchema())
        ->action(function ($data) {
          // whatever you need to do
        })

return Action::make()
         ->mountUsing()
        ->form(ClientResource::formSchema())
        ->action(function ($data) {
          // whatever you need to do
        })

yeah I think so You can use mountUsing() to set the form data I'm reading the docs again and you shouldn't have to do this... EditAction should work I don't know why it's not... sorry

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

Yeah it seems to be buggy. Feel like $arguments should just be populated all the time.

bwurtz999•15mo ago

Wait... do you have client declared as a public variable for the page? public $client;

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

I don't.

bwurtz999•15mo ago

->record($this->post) that's how it's used in the docs

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

Doesn't seem to help. But in that example how does $this->post get set? This page is displaying a list of clients, with an action for each one. So I assumed I needed to pass it in as an argument.

bwurtz999•15mo ago

Are you rendering a custom Filament table to show all these different records?

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

Nope This is my (minimal) template currently

@foreach (App\Models\Client::all() as $client)
    {{ $client->name }}
    {{ ($this->editAction)(['client' => $client->id]) }}
@endforeach

@foreach (App\Models\Client::all() as $client)
    {{ $client->name }}
    {{ ($this->editAction)(['client' => $client->id]) }}
@endforeach

This is a completely custom view, it wont be a table.

bwurtz999•15mo ago

OK yeah this all looks right can you dd ->mutateFormDataUsing

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

Sorry, whereabouts?

bwurtz999•15mo ago

return EditAction::make() ->record(fn (array $arguments) => Client::find($arguments['client'])) ->mutateFormDataUsing(function ($data) {dd($data);}) ->form(ClientResource::formSchema());

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

Looks like the error is thrown before the mutateFormDataUsing callback get's called.

bwurtz999•15mo ago

try adding return $data; sorry it has to return an array after the dd

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

Wont dd exit the request?

bwurtz999•15mo ago

yes and it it will show us what data is actually getting submitted Oh wait sorry you're not having trouble with saving, you're having trouble filling the form correctly My bad

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

The error is still thrown before anything gets dumped

bwurtz999•15mo ago

Yeah sorry I got confused

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

Yeah this is just opening the modal

bwurtz999•15mo ago

right ->record(fn (array $arguments) => Client::find($arguments['client'])) this is the issue

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

Yeah

bwurtz999•15mo ago

Can you share the output when you dd arguments? I know you said it's there but seeing it might help

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

So the callback is being called five times. dd gives me the right thing. If use dump the first four calls are all OK, only on the fifth is arguments blank. Weirdly if I dump the exception doesn't render, but it's still being thrown because it shows up in Ray. Output from the browser:

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

Output from ray:

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

And then:

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

bwurtz999•15mo ago

OK I'm starting to think the for loop is the problem It should only be called once Can you inspect the buttons and see if they all have the same ID? Or something that would make all of them trigger at once?

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

FWIW there are 13 clients, not 5

bwurtz999•15mo ago

😭

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

Let me try just one... Nah same 😂

bwurtz999•15mo ago

Do you include <x-filament-actions::modals /> in your view?

You also need <x-filament-actions::modals /> which injects the HTML required to render action modals. This only needs to be included within the Livewire component once, regardless of how many actions you have for that component.

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

I don't, but the modals work if I replace $arguments['client'] with an ID of a client.

bwurtz999•15mo ago

OK try including it

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

OK I added that but no luck.

bwurtz999•15mo ago

dang

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

I'm gonna have to run in a sec. Thanks so much for trying! Seems like it might be a bug?

bwurtz999•15mo ago

yeah sorry I couldn't be more help I honestly don't know But I'm invested now haha I'm probably going to need this in the future

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

Ha, well if you find anything else I'd love to know! 🙂 I'll submit a bug report if I'm still stuck next week. Seems like it should work, doesn't really make sense that $arguments is suddenly empty. Thanks again.

ShortlyPortly1964•15mo ago

Hi @Jack Sleight and @bwurtz999 did you get any further with this issue as I have exactly the same problem. cheers

Jack SleightOP•15mo ago

Haven’t got any further but I’ve submitted an issue: https://github.com/filamentphp/filament/issues/9234

GitHub

EditAction record() closure does not receive arguments reliably · I...

Package filament/filament Package Version 3.0.82 Laravel Version 10.28.0 Livewire Version 3.0.10 PHP Version 8.2.11 Problem description I'm using the Filament\Actions\EditAction on a custom pan...

ShortlyPortly1964•15mo ago

Thanks Jack - I'll keep an eye on the issue - hopefully it will be solved soon. cheers

zoomZoom•15mo ago

Having the same issue here, i hope it gets fixed soon.

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