Require Login/Register to Execute Action

I have a public page (Livewire component) with a Filament form:

class CreateFirstBooking extends SimplePage implements HasForms
{
  use InteractsWithForms;

  public ?array $data = [];

  // ...

  public function form(Form $form): Form
  {
    // public form...
  }

  // ...

  public function submit()
  {
    // exec code after the user logs in or registers
  }
}

class CreateFirstBooking extends SimplePage implements HasForms
{
  use InteractsWithForms;

  public ?array $data = [];

  // ...

  public function form(Form $form): Form
  {
    // public form...
  }

  // ...

  public function submit()
  {
    // exec code after the user logs in or registers
  }
}

I wish to submit this form and execute some code after the user logs in or registers... The flow would be: - Fill out the form - Click the submit button - Register or Login - Use that user recently created or logged user to execute some code Is that possible using the Filament login/register form?

7 Replies

LeandroFerreira•5mo ago

maybe a custom middleware to redirect the user to this form after login/register?

Bruno SilvaOP•5mo ago

I'm not sure what to do, but I wanted the user to fill the form before the login, and then create everything that they filled after the login or register but I'll check if I can do it with middlewares

awcodes•5mo ago

It might be easier to override the existing Login class unless you absolutely need full customization.

Bruno SilvaOP•5mo ago

this form is for something else, to gather data to create a reservation and a vehicle for that user.

awcodes•5mo ago

Fair enough. In that case I agree with Leandro.

Bruno SilvaOP•5mo ago

don't know if this is the best solution, but I did: In the public page:

public function submit()
{
  $data = $this->form->getState();

  session(['first_booking_data' => $data]);

  return redirect()->route('filament.client.auth.register');
}

public function submit()
{
  $data = $this->form->getState();

  session(['first_booking_data' => $data]);

  return redirect()->route('filament.client.auth.register');
}

Then created a listener that listen to Filament\Events\Auth\Registered, to handle the processsing of that booking

awcodes•5mo ago

If it works, it’s not wrong.

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Require Login/Register to Execute Action