Filament•2mo ago

Dynamic placeholder content renders HTML as text string not mark-up

Salut tlm, I have a Placeholder field that dynamically updates when a user a selects a venue to show an address. However, the placeholder renders the mark up as a string when updating the content dynamically. dynamically.
Snip[pets to follow: The Venue Select

Select::make('venue_id')
->relationship('venue', 'name')
->columnSpan(2)
->live()
->required()

Select::make('venue_id')
->relationship('venue', 'name')
->columnSpan(2)
->live()
->required()

The Placeholder for the Address

 Placeholder::make('venue_address')
//->content(new HtmlString('<p>Addr1<br />Addr2</p>')),  This works
->content(function (GET $get): string {
  $venueId = $get('venue_id');
  return ($venueId && $venue = Venue::find($venueId)) ? new HtmlString($venue->display_address) : '';
}),

 Placeholder::make('venue_address')
//->content(new HtmlString('<p>Addr1<br />Addr2</p>')),  This works
->content(function (GET $get): string {
  $venueId = $get('venue_id');
  return ($venueId && $venue = Venue::find($venueId)) ? new HtmlString($venue->display_address) : '';
}),

The Venue Model mutator

protected function displayAddress(): Attribute
    {
        return Attribute::make(
            get: function() {
                $addr = explode(PHP_EOL, $this->address);
                $fullAddr = array_merge($addr, [$this->town, $this->postcode]);
                return implode('<br />', array_filter($fullAddr));
            },
        );
    }

protected function displayAddress(): Attribute
    {
        return Attribute::make(
            get: function() {
                $addr = explode(PHP_EOL, $this->address);
                $fullAddr = array_merge($addr, [$this->town, $this->postcode]);
                return implode('<br />', array_filter($fullAddr));
            },
        );
    }

Screen grab of the output attached Am I doing something fundamentally wrong? Or is this possibly a bug?

Solution:

God I'm an idiot - I'm typing the return as string - change it to HTMLString and all is good. Quack Quack, thanks for listening!

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Blackpig•2mo ago

God I'm an idiot - I'm typing the return as string - change it to HTMLString and all is good. Quack Quack, thanks for listening!

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Dynamic placeholder content renders HTML as text string not mark-up