Filament•7mo ago

Issue with Summary Range formatting

 ->formatStateUsing(function ($state) {
  return $state / 100;
})

 ->formatStateUsing(function ($state) {
  return $state / 100;
})

wont work because Unsupported operand types: array / int dd state:

array:2 [▼ // ...
  0 => 100
  1 => 400
]

array:2 [▼ // ...
  0 => 100
  1 => 400
]

ok, so I do

->formatStateUsing(function ($state) {
  return  $state[0] / 100 . ' - ' . $state[1] / 100;
})

->formatStateUsing(function ($state) {
  return  $state[0] / 100 . ' - ' . $state[1] / 100;
})

it just shows 1 and nothing else how do I format this then? (want 1-4)

Solution:

you need to return an array with each number

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19 Replies

undercode•7mo ago

return sprintf("%.2f", $state[0] / 100) . ' - ' . sprintf("%.2f", $state[1] / 100);

return sprintf("%.2f", $state[0] / 100) . ' - ' . sprintf("%.2f", $state[1] / 100);

JordyOP•7mo ago

same result.. just displays 1's

undercode•7mo ago

Sorry, I made a mistake

JordyOP•7mo ago

now its 1-. kek.. but theres progress haha

undercode•7mo ago

JordyOP•7mo ago

yeah the value is correct in my dd aswell, as was return $state[0] / 100 . ' - ' . $state[1] / 100; just doesnt show in the summary dd formatted state:

"1.00 - 4.00" //..

"1.00 - 4.00" //..

shown on summary:

1 - .

1 - .

💀 how

ConnorHowell•7mo ago

Try ->numeric(false) on the summarizer?

JordyOP•7mo ago

seems to do nothing

Dan Harrin•7mo ago

oh this is a summarizer i didnt know

ConnorHowell•7mo ago

Yeah ignore that I was being stupid

JordyOP•7mo ago

I feel like this whole problem is me beeing stupid but nothing works 😂

Solution

Dan Harrin•7mo ago

you need to return an array with each number

Dan Harrin•7mo ago

[first, second] we will then spit that out into the view with the dash between

JordyOP•7mo ago

ahhhh

ConnorHowell•7mo ago

In hindsight that makes a lot of sense considering $state was an array to begin with lol

Dan Harrin•7mo ago

:wesmart:

JordyOP•7mo ago

yeah this works

->formatStateUsing(function ($state) {
  return [
    $state[0] / 100,
    $state[1] / 100
  ];
})

->formatStateUsing(function ($state) {
  return [
    $state[0] / 100,
    $state[1] / 100
  ];
})

Dan Harrin•7mo ago

noice

JordyOP•7mo ago

thanks now I feel stupid also thank you Dan xD

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Issue with Summary Range formatting