Filament•2mo ago

Get filter by date, using the table date as the options

Table has a report_week, which is the same for several records, the day the report ran. I can get a list of distinct values for the options but I cannot see how to adjust the query with that data.

SelectFilter::make('report_week')
->options(LeadGeneration::where('report_week', '!=', null)
->distinct('report_week')->pluck('report_week')),

SelectFilter::make('report_week')
->options(LeadGeneration::where('report_week', '!=', null)
->distinct('report_week')->pluck('report_week')),

This gives me a set of report weeks to select. How do I use this in the $query?

Solution:

Good guess.... ```SelectFilter::make('report_week') ->options(LeadGeneration::where('report_week', '!=', null) ->orderBy('report_week', $direction) ->distinct('report_week') ->pluck('report_week', 'report_week') )...

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9 Replies

Dennis Koch•2mo ago

I think you should be able to accept $data as a param: ->query($query, $data) =>

ddoddsr•2mo ago

Yes you are correct, I must be dealing with the timezone or something. the following code 'Selects' correctly but the query never effects the list.

SelectFilter::make('report_week')
->options(LeadGeneration::where('report_week', '!=', null)
    ->orderBy('report_week', $direction)
    ->distinct('report_week')
    ->pluck('report_week') )
->query(function (Builder $query, array $data): Builder {
        if (Arr::exists($data, 'report_week') ) {
            return $query->where('report_week',$data['report_week']);
        } else {
            return $query;
        }
    })

SelectFilter::make('report_week')
->options(LeadGeneration::where('report_week', '!=', null)
    ->orderBy('report_week', $direction)
    ->distinct('report_week')
    ->pluck('report_week') )
->query(function (Builder $query, array $data): Builder {
        if (Arr::exists($data, 'report_week') ) {
            return $query->where('report_week',$data['report_week']);
        } else {
            return $query;
        }
    })

The table view always returns all values in the table.

Dennis Koch•2mo ago

Is the ->query() callback called at all?

ddoddsr•2mo ago

Yes, put in a logger the if is not firing ,

if (Arr::exists($data, 'report_week') ) {

if (Arr::exists($data, 'report_week') ) {

Dennis Koch•2mo ago

So what's $data ? Shouldn't this be a single value?

ddoddsr•2mo ago

Actually the $data returns in $data['value]. a 0 or a 1 rather than the string

Dennis Koch•2mo ago

I guess because you didn't provide a key for pluck :>pluck('report_week', 'report_week')

Solution

ddoddsr•2mo ago

Good guess....

SelectFilter::make('report_week')
->options(LeadGeneration::where('report_week', '!=', null)
    ->orderBy('report_week', $direction)
    ->distinct('report_week')
    ->pluck('report_week', 'report_week') )
->query(function (Builder $query, array $data): Builder {
    if (Arr::exists($data, 'value') ) {
            return $query->where('report_week',$data['value']);
        } else {
            return $query;
        }
    })

SelectFilter::make('report_week')
->options(LeadGeneration::where('report_week', '!=', null)
    ->orderBy('report_week', $direction)
    ->distinct('report_week')
    ->pluck('report_week', 'report_week') )
->query(function (Builder $query, array $data): Builder {
    if (Arr::exists($data, 'value') ) {
            return $query->where('report_week',$data['value']);
        } else {
            return $query;
        }
    })

ddoddsr•2mo ago

Works like it should!

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Get filter by date, using the table date as the options