Modify Export Action download URL link
My app is deployed in a sub-folder https://example.com/my-app. How can i modify the download .csv or .xlsx URL link in notification bar ?
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Anyone can help me solve this without directly modifying the route in the vendor package?
Hi, i've the same problem. Ii've correctly configured my
FILAMENT_FILESYSTEM_DISK=s3 and all works. When i click the export buttons the file is correctly created on digital ocean spaces.
But in the notification modal the download link poit to localhost. There is a way to edit that url?It points locally, but if you look at it it should go through the export url parser to get the correct file
thanks for answer...sorry but i didn't understand well what i should do...can you try to explain please? thanks
When you click the export link does it work?
yes, it works, i mean that i'm using Digital Ocean Spaces for store my files and effectively after export click, a folder named with a number /8 for example was created on it.
So now i've a folder with 2 csv files and a headers.csv file inside the /8 folder on Digital Ocean Spaces.
After that i see that the bell notification show 1. I click there and the download link (see pics) don't work because they are like:
http://localhost/filament/exports/1/download?format=csv
Correct, so what is the issue? It's localhost because it's going to the export route. It's not a direct link to the download.
when i click on download link i obtain this
So it doesn't work....
exactly
i' don't know if is because i have filament_exports folder inside a staging folder....maybe?
so the 'yes it works' means 'no it doesn't work'
Why would you have that folder there?
But it's doubtful, the above is saying ti's checking for the folder and the storage driver cannot find it.
sorry, yes, I wanted to explain the whole process until it broke
because i set
FILAMENT_FILESYSTEM_DISK=s3
and s3 are configured with DO Spaces dataHas anyone found a solution yet?
OK, some progress:
Created a new routes file: web_filament.php and included it from web.php by
web_filament.php
This seems to get the export download urls to the correct path with the prefix of the sub-directory.
Can anyone point to me where these middlewares exist in the code base? When I try to include them, it gives me an error.
The problem is because you have a different auth guard on the frontend by the looks of it. The route is defined, but if you have a middleware/auth guard that trumps filaments filament will never think you are logged in and trigger a failure.
Don't know about different auth guard. It seems to work - Exporting as well as downloading. It is inside the admin panel, so I want to protect it from unauthorised access.
But you were saying it doesn't work wihtout modifying the vendor routes correct? And you shouldn't be doing that.
This is the situation: I have added the routes in routes directory, in a file called web_filament.php. Then export and download works. The only downside at this moment is that the middlewares are commented out. If I don't comment out the middlewares, it doesn't work. Complains about middleware not being found.
But I have not edited any vendor file, what I am trying is to overwrite the download route by adding them in a file that I have control.
If I don't add the file, the export works. I can manually see the directory that the file has been created. There is database table, which also has the entry of the export. But the download is missing the subdirectory prefix, and hence the download fails.
I guess exports are not tied to any panel. In the panel you can add the prefix. If it is possible to add a prefix, then the hack is not required.
So you shouldn't be adding any routes at all. Filament registers the routes automatically, what you are doing isn't advised or as part of the setup.
Exports are not tied to a panel as they don't need to be. But I suspect you have added a web middleware on boot or similar that is trumping the request.
Add telescope, inspect the download request and see what's triggering the issue. and debug back. Filament works out of the box with the web routes. sometimes it is when you are logged in as multiple users, i.e. frontend user and backend user.
Of course, what I am doing is not part of the set up. Basically my problem starts because I HAVE TO INSTALL laravel (and as a result filament) in a sub-directory. All the laravel routes, as well as the filament routes, I can modify by adding prefix (the name of the sub-directory). For filament panels, (I have 3 panels, I can do like for admin panel, similarly for others) and for laravel routes in web.php ( by grouping). The only thing which does not work is the exports (I don't have to use imports, so can't comment on that). Therefore, I have to resort to some way for adding the prefix for downloading). If I add these routes, it works (both export as well download). If I don't add, export happens but download fails. It is just that the web server is looking at a path which does not exist without the (sub-directory) prefix. At this moment my concern is that I need to attach some middleware so that unauthorized access is prevented. If I can find which middleware has this alias 'filament.actions', then I can directly attach it to the route, without going through the filament alias to have it working.