Filament•12mo ago

How do i get to the data while doing resource create?

I'm trying to change some select field options based another selection. During edit I can use $record, but that's always null during create.

Solution:

Probably using $get to get the value of the other field. Then you can do what you need with the value.

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skeemerOP•12mo ago

                Forms\Components\Select::make('logo_price_id')
                    ->label('Logo Price Id')
                    ->nullable()
                    ->options(fn (Plan $record) => $record->partner?->getPriceOptions() ?? []),

                Forms\Components\Select::make('logo_price_id')
                    ->label('Logo Price Id')
                    ->nullable()
                    ->options(fn (Plan $record) => $record->partner?->getPriceOptions() ?? []),

awcodes•12mo ago

This is obviously a relationship, so you can’t do that on create. You would have to return a default set of options from the Partner table for this to work on create.

skeemerOP•12mo ago

I can still resolve from the selected id. So what's the injection for the data during create? There's no default since I'm pulling the options from Stripe based on the account selected.

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awcodes•12mo ago

Probably using $get to get the value of the other field. Then you can do what you need with the value.

awcodes•12mo ago

https://filamentphp.com/docs/3.x/forms/advanced#injecting-the-state-of-another-field

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skeemerOP•12mo ago

right, there's also https://filamentphp.com/docs/3.x/forms/getting-started#dependant-fields.

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skeemerOP•12mo ago

Thank you, I forgot about that one since I primarily used Forms by itself until recently.

awcodes•12mo ago

So,

options(function(Get $get, $operation, $record) {
    if $operation === ‘create’ use $get
    else use $record
}

options(function(Get $get, $operation, $record) {
    if $operation === ‘create’ use $get
    else use $record
}

skeemerOP•12mo ago

probably easier to just use null coalescing

awcodes•12mo ago

Whatever works for you. Cheers. Just saying the $operation is how you can determine what process you’re in. If you need it. The ternary could start to look gross if it has to make a call or query to get the data. 🙂

skeemerOP•12mo ago

Forms\Components\Select::make('logo_price_id')
    ->label('Logo Price Id')
    ->nullable()
    ->options(fn (?Plan $record, Forms\Get $get) => ($record ?? Plan::find($get('partner_id')))?->partner?->getPriceOptions() ?? []),

Forms\Components\Select::make('logo_price_id')
    ->label('Logo Price Id')
    ->nullable()
    ->options(fn (?Plan $record, Forms\Get $get) => ($record ?? Plan::find($get('partner_id')))?->partner?->getPriceOptions() ?? []),

no ternary needed oops, that's not quite right

Forms\Components\Select::make('logo_price_id')
    ->label('Logo Price Id')
    ->nullable()
    ->options(fn (?Plan $record, Forms\Get $get) => ($record?->partner ?? Partner::find($get('partner_id')))?->getPriceOptions() ?? []),

Forms\Components\Select::make('logo_price_id')
    ->label('Logo Price Id')
    ->nullable()
    ->options(fn (?Plan $record, Forms\Get $get) => ($record?->partner ?? Partner::find($get('partner_id')))?->getPriceOptions() ?? []),

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How do i get to the data while doing resource create?