Filament•13mo ago

Show hidden model attributes

What I am trying to do: I am trying to show hidden model attributes in form. What I did: Searched whole documentation and searched here in questions, but still can't solve it. My issue/the error: Hidden attributes is not accessible trough form. Is there any way make it visible like in Laravel when using $model->makeVisible(['provider_id', 'provider'])? Code: // Model

protected $hidden = ['provider', 'provider_id', 'content_id'];

protected $hidden = ['provider', 'provider_id', 'content_id'];

// Filament form

    public static function form(Form $form): Form
    {
        return $form
            ->schema([
                TextInput::make("title"),
                TextInput::make("poster_image"),
                TextInput::make("type"),
                TextInput::make("provider"),
                TextInput::make("provider_id"),
            ]);
    }

    public static function form(Form $form): Form
    {
        return $form
            ->schema([
                TextInput::make("title"),
                TextInput::make("poster_image"),
                TextInput::make("type"),
                TextInput::make("provider"),
                TextInput::make("provider_id"),
            ]);
    }

Solution:

Try this:

TextInput::make('provider')
 ->visibleOn('view')
 ->formatStateUsing(fn (Model $item) => $item->provider),

TextInput::make('provider')
 ->visibleOn('view')
 ->formatStateUsing(fn (Model $item) => $item->provider),

...

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5 Replies

AiAe•11mo ago

I'm facing the same issue with few hidden fields , is there no way to display them? I tried to use makeVisible() in getModel and getEloquentQuery but I don't think thats possible. Also $form->makeVisible() is not working $form->getRecord()->setVisible(['name']) does set the record to have it visible, but filament still wont show it The above solution does not show the name when doing toArray() to test, but this does

$form->getRecord()->makeVisible(['name']);

but filament still wont show it

Solution

Sector•11mo ago

Try this:

TextInput::make('provider')
 ->visibleOn('view')
 ->formatStateUsing(fn (Model $item) => $item->provider),

TextInput::make('provider')
 ->visibleOn('view')
 ->formatStateUsing(fn (Model $item) => $item->provider),

Of course, you need to replace the Model with your specified model. 🙂

Patrick•11mo ago

let me do a quick test

 TextInput::make("provider")
            ->visible(fn ($record) => $record ? $record->makeVisible('provider') : null),

 TextInput::make("provider")
            ->visible(fn ($record) => $record ? $record->makeVisible('provider') : null),

wouldnt this work

AiAe•11mo ago

Both methods work, thanks i will probably stick with Sector's suggestion because it feels more readable @Michalsince u made the help card i suppose its resolved now ^^ Thanks again to both of you

MichalOP•11mo ago

Thank you, my solution was creating a resource and made the attributes visible 😀

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