Filament•6mo ago

Hide "save changes" button in form wizard

I have made an auto save form. But i don't know how to hide the "save changes" button, because it is not necessary in my case

Solution:

I think instead of using HasWizard trait, you could use the Wizard field in the pages or resource: ```php public function form(Form $form): Form {...

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10 Replies

Asmit Nepali•6mo ago

@redaoutarid You can use

getSaveFormAction

getSaveFormAction

method on edit page.

protected function getSaveFormAction(): Action
    {
        return parent::getSaveFormAction()->hidden(); // TODO: Change the autogenerated stub
    }

protected function getSaveFormAction(): Action
    {
        return parent::getSaveFormAction()->hidden(); // TODO: Change the autogenerated stub
    }

RedaOP•6mo ago

@Asmit Nepali it doesn't work. It is only disabled not hidden

RedaOP•6mo ago

i also tried this code, and i get the same result

LeandroFerreira•6mo ago

Are you using the wizard in a resource?

RedaOP•6mo ago

@Leandro Ferreira i use them in pages

Asmit Nepali•6mo ago

@redaoutarid Could you please try using

getSaveFormAction

getSaveFormAction

on a standard edit form? I'm interested in knowing what happens when it's applied to a regular form, rather than a form wizard. Because I tried on regular form.

Solution

LeandroFerreira•6mo ago

I think instead of using HasWizard trait, you could use the Wizard field in the pages or resource:

public function form(Form $form): Form
{
    return $form->schema([
        Wizard::make([
            Step::make('step1')
                ->schema([
                  ...
                ]),
            Step::make('step2')
                ->schema([
                    ...
                ]),
        ]),
    ]);
}

public function form(Form $form): Form
{
    return $form->schema([
        Wizard::make([
            Step::make('step1')
                ->schema([
                  ...
                ]),
            Step::make('step2')
                ->schema([
                    ...
                ]),
        ]),
    ]);
}

RedaOP•6mo ago

it works, thank you. I don't know why it doesn't work when using HasWizard trait can you check @Leandro Ferreira's answer

Asmit Nepali•6mo ago

LeandroFerreira•6mo ago

because ->submitAction($this->getSubmitFormAction()) in the trait You can also create a custom trait or comment the submit action in the form method

public function form(Form $form): Form
{
    return parent::form($form)
        ->schema([
            Wizard::make($this->getSteps())
                ->startOnStep($this->getStartStep())
                ->cancelAction($this->getCancelFormAction())
                //->submitAction($this->getSubmitFormAction())
                ->skippable($this->hasSkippableSteps()),
        ])
        ->columns(null);
}

public function form(Form $form): Form
{
    return parent::form($form)
        ->schema([
            Wizard::make($this->getSteps())
                ->startOnStep($this->getStartStep())
                ->cancelAction($this->getCancelFormAction())
                //->submitAction($this->getSubmitFormAction())
                ->skippable($this->hasSkippableSteps()),
        ])
        ->columns(null);
}

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