Filament•7mo ago

Database notifications not showing in panel

I added database notifications to one of my panels and I see the icon and I get the slide over. I also configured a toDatabase method on the Laravel notification I had created. I see it getting stored in the DB and it is linked to the correct model but nothing is showing in the user interface. Any ideas?

9 Replies

christmex•7mo ago

maybe some screenshot or screen recording or some code so we can understand more 😉

awcodes•7mo ago

Try changing QUEUE_CONNECTION in your .env from ‘database’ to 'sync’

NolanNOP•7mo ago

I already had my QUEUE_CONNECTION set to sync I've added ->databaseNotifications() on my panel and I see the icon as expected. My Laravel notification has database specified as one of the channels and I've also added a toDatabase method:

    public function via(object $notifiable): array
    {
        return ['database', 'mail'];
    }

    public function toDatabase(object $notifiable): array
    {
        return FilamentNotification::make()
            ->title('Saved successfully')
            ->getDatabaseMessage();
    }

    public function via(object $notifiable): array
    {
        return ['database', 'mail'];
    }

    public function toDatabase(object $notifiable): array
    {
        return FilamentNotification::make()
            ->title('Saved successfully')
            ->getDatabaseMessage();
    }

NolanNOP•7mo ago

Here is what I see in the DB after the notification is sent. I am logged in as the correct customer as well.

NolanNOP•7mo ago

Does Filament only show notifications that are directly associated to the user that is logged in? I was thinking that it would work for my Customer model which acts like a team

Dennis Koch•7mo ago

Does Filament only show notifications that are directly associated to the user that is logged in?

I guess that's the default behaviour.

NolanNOP•7mo ago

I'm thinking this could be a good PR for me to work on. I haven't tried to contribute before so I'm just curious if I could get some input on whether y'all think this would be a helpful addition for the framework before I work on it. I'm thinking users would get access to something like ->setNotifiableModel() or ->getNotifiableUsing().

Dennis Koch•7mo ago

Not sure whether that would help in that case. Wouldn’t you still want notifications per user not only per team?

NolanNOP•7mo ago

I had been thinking that it would be good to avoid sending a notification to each member of the team but I suppose that I would still need to have notifications on the user level in case they are creating exports or something similar

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