Filament•8mo ago

Problem with livewire

To use alpine, I converted my page to a component and changed the routes, etc. But I have this problem with functions that I believe are standard for filament. I have separated some examples in the links below, it is important to say that I use a blade. How could I resolve this?https://flareapp.io/share/DPyKvWD5 https://flareapp.io/share/LPlKXY2m https://flareapp.io/share/RmrKy40P

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Method App\Http\Livewire\batePapo::getHeader does not exist. - The error occurred at http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin/batepapo

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Method App\Http\Livewire\batePapo::getRenderHookScopes does not exist. - The error occurred at http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin/batepapo

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Method App\Http\Livewire\batePapo::getCachedSubNavigation does not exist. - The error occurred at http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin/batepapo

11 Replies

Dennis Koch•8mo ago

To use alpine, I converted my page to a component and changed the routes, etc.

Sorry, I don't understand that part. How is this related to Alpine and what to you mean by "converted page to component"?

myster•8mo ago

Sorry, I believe I expressed myself incompletely. I have a chat on filament. This chat loads messages directly from my database. However, for the chat to be 'live', a member of the support team advised me to use livewire + alpine. To do this, I have been trying to convert the static page into a livewire component so that it is possible to do what he asked me to do. Today my chat is almost entirely on blade. With some functions in app/filament/pages. My question is, how do I convert to livewire correctly, without changing my panel or even the chat that is in blade.

Dennis Koch•8mo ago

Not sure how Alpine is related to Livewire components? You have a complex scenario and I have no idea what you are currently doing (code?)

myster•8mo ago

I've never changed a page to livewire, I believe I can even modify the blade to use alpine. But changing the page to a livewire component is proving to be the challenge!

Dennis Koch•8mo ago

I've never changed a page to livewire

Filament pages ARE Livewire components

myster•8mo ago

🥴 So does this mean that you could always be using Alpine on the blade?

Dennis Koch•8mo ago

Yeah, you should 😅 Again: You don't need Livewire to use Alpine. Even though Livewire v3 works on top of Alpine.

myster•8mo ago

Dan Harrin helped me these days and said: "this is not a question about filament, you're going to need to learn how to make a component with Livewire and Alpine once you have a Livewire component you can insert it into any Filament page" This started a saga of changes hahah tkss for your help

Dennis Koch•8mo ago

And he is right 😅 You can nest Livewire components in other components.

myster•8mo ago

😅 🤯 Me again and it's almost certainly another simple question lol I decided to do a test to see the page reload automatically. I added the code below to JS:

let reloadIntervalId;

                    document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() {
                        setInterval(function() {
                            Livewire.emit('reloadPage');
                        }, 10000);
                    });

let reloadIntervalId;

                    document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() {
                        setInterval(function() {
                            Livewire.emit('reloadPage');
                        }, 10000);
                    });

reloadPage is a function that loads the necessary data, I already use it in: wire:click="reloadPage" With JS above it didn't work. What am I doing wrong? @Dennis Koch don't forget me hahah😅

Dennis Koch•8mo ago

Livewire.emit emits an event and doesn’t call a method.

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