Filament•8mo ago

SelectFilter search in multiple columns - Is this intended

Hello, I am working on a resource where i am looking into filtering and i found out that a SelectFilter can't searech in multiple columns. The clasic User having first_name and last_name Is this an intended functionality? As seen bellow, i replicated that functionality using a Filter with a Select inside but it looks like too much trouble for just a simple search in multiple columns Am i thinking of this the wrong way? Should we improve on the filter? What you thing?

   Filter::make('custom_creator_id')
            ->form([
                Select::make('creator_id')
                    ->label('Agent 22')
                    ->searchable(['first_name', 'last_name'])
                    ->relationship('creator', 'first_name')
                    ->getOptionLabelFromRecordUsing(fn(User $record) => $record->full_name),
            ])
            ->query(fn(Builder $query, array $data): Builder => $query
                ->when(
                    $data['creator_id'],
                    fn(Builder $query, $creatorId): Builder => $query->where('creator_id', $creatorId),
                )),

        SelectFilter::make('creator_id')
            ->label('Agent')
            ->searchable() // Here accept only a boolean or a Closure - the closure should return a boolean
            ->relationship('creator', 'first_name')
            ->getOptionLabelFromRecordUsing(fn(User $record) => $record->full_name),

   Filter::make('custom_creator_id')
            ->form([
                Select::make('creator_id')
                    ->label('Agent 22')
                    ->searchable(['first_name', 'last_name'])
                    ->relationship('creator', 'first_name')
                    ->getOptionLabelFromRecordUsing(fn(User $record) => $record->full_name),
            ])
            ->query(fn(Builder $query, array $data): Builder => $query
                ->when(
                    $data['creator_id'],
                    fn(Builder $query, $creatorId): Builder => $query->where('creator_id', $creatorId),
                )),

        SelectFilter::make('creator_id')
            ->label('Agent')
            ->searchable() // Here accept only a boolean or a Closure - the closure should return a boolean
            ->relationship('creator', 'first_name')
            ->getOptionLabelFromRecordUsing(fn(User $record) => $record->full_name),

Solution:

Not sure whether it's intended. I think it just wasn't needed yet, so nobody implemented it. General recommendation is to use a virtual column on your DB for full_name

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Dennis Koch•8mo ago

Not sure whether it's intended. I think it just wasn't needed yet, so nobody implemented it. General recommendation is to use a virtual column on your DB for full_name

Eugen PașcaOP•8mo ago

Oh, yeah that is even better. Thanks

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SelectFilter search in multiple columns - Is this intended