a cell with a zero value is not displayed, even when formatting

the following code does not work:

TextColumn::make('is_notifications_allowed')
    ->label('Notifications')
    ->formatStateUsing(fn (?bool $state): string => match ($state) {
        true => 'Allowed',
        false => 'Prohibited',
        null => 'Waiting',
    })
    ->badge()

TextColumn::make('is_notifications_allowed')
    ->label('Notifications')
    ->formatStateUsing(fn (?bool $state): string => match ($state) {
        true => 'Allowed',
        false => 'Prohibited',
        null => 'Waiting',
    })
    ->badge()

is it possible to work around this behavior?

Solution:

in make(), specify a non-zero column in formatStateUsing(), take the value of the desired column from the $record variable ```php TextColumn::make('id')...

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Solution

Smykoil•2mo ago

in make(), specify a non-zero column in formatStateUsing(), take the value of the desired column from the $record variable

TextColumn::make('id')
    ->label('Notifications')
    ->formatStateUsing(
        fn (Chat $record): string => match ($record->is_notifications_allowed) {
            true => 'Allowed',
            false => 'Prohibited',
            null => 'Waiting',
        }
    )
    ->badge()

TextColumn::make('id')
    ->label('Notifications')
    ->formatStateUsing(
        fn (Chat $record): string => match ($record->is_notifications_allowed) {
            true => 'Allowed',
            false => 'Prohibited',
            null => 'Waiting',
        }
    )
    ->badge()

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a cell with a zero value is not displayed, even when formatting