Argument must be of type string, null given, in action on infolist component

I'm getting the error:

App\Filament\App\Pages\Locations\MonthEndTasks::getInfolist(): Argument #1 ($name) must be of type string, null given, called in /var/www/html/vendor/filament/infolists/src/Concerns/InteractsWithInfolists.php on line 257

App\Filament\App\Pages\Locations\MonthEndTasks::getInfolist(): Argument #1 ($name) must be of type string, null given, called in /var/www/html/vendor/filament/infolists/src/Concerns/InteractsWithInfolists.php on line 257

It seems that in the InteractsWithInfolists class, the $this->mountedInfolistActionsInfolist property is not getting set. Can't seem to figure out what this is or how I would set it. I've tried adding a name based on this somewhat related github issue: https://github.com/filamentphp/filament/issues/7630 I'm using an instance of Filament\Infolists\Components\Actions\Action:

 MonthEndTaskEntry::make('test')
                ->getStateUsing(MonthEndTask::all()->take(2))
                ->itemDescription('item description here')
                ->itemIcon('heroicon-m-user')
                ->itemIconColor('secondary')
                ->itemLabel(fn (MonthEndTask $record) => $record->user->fullName)
                ->itemActions(fn ($record) => [
                    Action::make('edit')
                    // ->form([
                    //     TextEntry::make('title')
                    // ])

                ]),

 MonthEndTaskEntry::make('test')
                ->getStateUsing(MonthEndTask::all()->take(2))
                ->itemDescription('item description here')
                ->itemIcon('heroicon-m-user')
                ->itemIconColor('secondary')
                ->itemLabel(fn (MonthEndTask $record) => $record->user->fullName)
                ->itemActions(fn ($record) => [
                    Action::make('edit')
                    // ->form([
                    //     TextEntry::make('title')
                    // ])

                ]),

GitHub

Bug with anonymous actions on infolist · Issue #7630 · filamentphp/...

Package filament/filament Package Version v3.0.15 Laravel Version v10.18.0 Livewire Version No response PHP Version PHP 8.1 Problem description I followed the documents https://github.com/sbc640964...

Solution:

https://github.com/filamentphp/filament/issues/8763

GitHub

arguments passed to action modal content missing · Issue #8763 · fi...

Package filament/filament Package Version 3.0.62 Laravel Version 10.25.1 Livewire Version 3.0.5 PHP Version 8.1.23 Problem description when passing action arguments to modal content view it become ...

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23 Replies

Jon MasonOP•13mo ago

I switched to using Filament\Actions\Action and now there's no error, but it also just doesn't do anything. Not sure if there are additional steps I need to take to get a modal to work. it seems like the action() method doesn't work, it only responds if I use the url() method, but I don't want to navigate to a new url, I just want to open a modal. if anyone knows what I'm doing wrong, please clue me in. I'm beating my head against a wall over here.

ChesterS•13mo ago

@hyphen81 I don't really use infolists, but are you sure this code is correct?

->itemActions(fn ($record) => [
    Action::make('edit')
    // ->form([
    //     TextEntry::make('title')
    // ])

]),

->itemActions(fn ($record) => [
    Action::make('edit')
    // ->form([
    //     TextEntry::make('title')
    // ])

]),

The syntax looks ...off? Maybe something like

->itemActions([
    Action::make('something')->action(fn($record) => ...), // In case you need the record
    Action::make('edit')
    // ->form([
    //     TextEntry::make('title')
    // ])
]),

->itemActions([
    Action::make('something')->action(fn($record) => ...), // In case you need the record
    Action::make('edit')
    // ->form([
    //     TextEntry::make('title')
    // ])
]),

Also, in your linked issue I see they are using

  Infolists\Components\Actions::make([ // <- This one, instead of just an array
      Infolists\Components\Actions\Action::make('Edit')
          ->form(fn($form) => static::form($form))
  ]

  Infolists\Components\Actions::make([ // <- This one, instead of just an array
      Infolists\Components\Actions\Action::make('Edit')
          ->form(fn($form) => static::form($form))
  ]

jouni.i•13mo ago

@ChesterS you use this plugins https://filamentphp.com/plugins/thiktak-simple-list-entry ?

Filament

Simple List Entry by Georges OLIVARES - Filament

Add Lists to your Infolist page

ChesterS•13mo ago

Ah no, didn't know it was a plugin.

Jon MasonOP•13mo ago

I'm kind of borrowing from the Simple List Entry plugin. I needed a bit of a different styling on the front end, but it's the same basic concept. @ChesterS I tried modifying my code to use the \InfoLists\Components\Actions\Action::make(), but then I get this error, which is kind of in line with what was going on in that github issue:

App\Filament\App\Pages\Locations\MonthEndTasks::getInfolist(): Argument #1 ($name) must be of type string, null given, called in /var/www/html/vendor/filament/infolists/src/Concerns/InteractsWithInfolists.php on line 257

App\Filament\App\Pages\Locations\MonthEndTasks::getInfolist(): Argument #1 ($name) must be of type string, null given, called in /var/www/html/vendor/filament/infolists/src/Concerns/InteractsWithInfolists.php on line 257

However, even just using the stock plugin, the Actions don't work as shown in the documentation. I don't know if it's because rather than a regular infolist where there would be one action for the infolist, I have basically multiple "items" within the entry, and each one has a button. I think that's why the fn($record) => [] syntax is needed so that each item has access to the record. I'm fumbling my way through it, so not confident on that.

Jon MasonOP•13mo ago

I tried adding the record id to make each button unique, but that didn't do anything. They display just fine, they just don't do anything.

Jon MasonOP•13mo ago

Do I have to have a method in my class to handle dispatching the modal? I thought that kind of happened automatically. This is a Page type class by the way that has my infolist in it.

toeknee•13mo ago

You need an action and a form on the Action (Button) to dispatch a modal.

Jon MasonOP•13mo ago

ok, I added that, and it's not doing anything, although I'm not sure what should go in the action() method. I did verify that the mountAction() method on the InteractsWithActions trait is getting called.

            Action::make('edit')->form([
                        TextInput::make('title')
                    ])->action(fn ($record) => Log::debug($record))

            Action::make('edit')->form([
                        TextInput::make('title')
                    ])->action(fn ($record) => Log::debug($record))

toeknee•13mo ago

Looks ok here

Jon MasonOP•13mo ago

So in the mountedAction method I'm logging some things: The $action variable is empty though. So getMountedAction() isn't doing anything.

Jon MasonOP•13mo ago

⬆️ That's from the InteractsWithActions trait There aren't any mountedActions...getting closer.. I don't know how to mount actions. I thought I was doing that by doingAction::make(). What's crazy is, in the first line of that method, it's adding an item to the mountedActions array, and in my log it's showing edit for the name parameter, so it's there should be 1 item in the array when getMountedAction() is called. This is very confusing.

Jon MasonOP•13mo ago

Ok, so I think the action must be getting called 4 times (?). I'm logging from inside the getMountedAction method and when I click the button, this is what's logged.

Jon MasonOP•13mo ago

I guess the last 2 are from when things re-hydrate and the mountAction gets called again (?).

Solution

zoomZoom•13mo ago

https://github.com/filamentphp/filament/issues/8763

GitHub

arguments passed to action modal content missing · Issue #8763 · fi...

zoomZoom•13mo ago

probably, this

Jon MasonOP•13mo ago

argh, yeah that's probably it. thank you...hopefully I can implement the workaround mentioned.

zoomZoom•13mo ago

If you manage to implement, don't hesitate to share. I didn't find a way myself 😦 Happy coding ! 🚀

Jon MasonOP•13mo ago

Yeah, I ended up just using livewire components and dispatching an event. It works for my situation and this way I'm not wasting anymore time on it.

zoomZoom•13mo ago

Ok, tanks and happy coding 🚀 I hope it get resolve someday 🙂

Jon MasonOP•13mo ago

me too! it looks like the fix is close to being released..

zoomZoom•13mo ago

oh that's good news ! What makes you say that ?

Jon MasonOP•13mo ago

I thought it had been added to a release that was almost completed, but after looking again, I think I was wrong about that.

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Argument must be of type string, null given, in action on infolist component