Filament•7mo ago

Hide all records in the table

Hi, I have a question: how can I hide all records in the table as long as a filter option is not selected? For example, records should only appear when I select an academic period; otherwise, nothing should appear in the table.

Solution:

Thank you very much, I have modified it a little and it worked. ```php ->modifyQueryUsing(fn ($query, $livewire) => $query ->when(...

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Dennis Koch•7mo ago

You could do something like this to filter all before a filter was selected:

->modifyQueryUsing(fn ($query, $livewire) => $query->when(
  blank($livewire->tableFilters),
  fn ($query) => $query->whereRaw('1 <> 1')
))

->modifyQueryUsing(fn ($query, $livewire) => $query->when(
  blank($livewire->tableFilters),
  fn ($query) => $query->whereRaw('1 <> 1')
))

aacarrion4OP•7mo ago

Sorry, where should this code go?

Dennis Koch•7mo ago

On the table definition of your resource Not 100% sure whether it's correct but should point you in the right direction

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aacarrion4•7mo ago

Thank you very much, I have modified it a little and it worked.

->modifyQueryUsing(fn ($query, $livewire) => $query
    ->when(
        blank($livewire->tableFilters),
        fn ($query) => $query->whereRaw('1 <> 1')
    )
    ->when(
        $livewire->tableFilters['academic_period_id'] ?? null,
        fn ($query, $academic_period_id) => $query->where('academic_period_id', $academic_period_id)
    )
    ->when(
        $livewire->tableFilters['course_id'] ?? null,
        fn ($query, $course_id) => $query->where('course_id', $course_id)
    ))

->modifyQueryUsing(fn ($query, $livewire) => $query
    ->when(
        blank($livewire->tableFilters),
        fn ($query) => $query->whereRaw('1 <> 1')
    )
    ->when(
        $livewire->tableFilters['academic_period_id'] ?? null,
        fn ($query, $academic_period_id) => $query->where('academic_period_id', $academic_period_id)
    )
    ->when(
        $livewire->tableFilters['course_id'] ?? null,
        fn ($query, $course_id) => $query->where('course_id', $course_id)
    ))

Dennis Koch•7mo ago

You shouldn’t need to apply filters manually though

aacarrion4OP•7mo ago

I understand, but for this table I needed it that way, since I don't want all the records to be mixed up.

Dennis Koch•7mo ago

Not sure what you mean be „mixed up“ but the filter behavior should be the same as your query 🤔

aacarrion4OP•7mo ago

That is to say, I don't want all the records of the table to appear, only the filtered ones, otherwise it will be too confusing.

Dennis Koch•7mo ago

Which is what a filter should do. Right? 😅 Filter plus the addition we did in the beginning.

aacarrion4OP•7mo ago

Yes, in the end the result would be like this, I hide the columns in the table but I show them in the filter

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