Filament•3mo ago

Default repeater items not working

Hello. I have an action button on a table to send an email. It opens a form to write the subject and type receivers. I need to fill in two different receivers by default, but it is not working.

Action::make('sendEmailToFactory')->label('')->modalDescription('send email to factory')
      ->form([
          TextInput::make('subject')
              ->label('Email Subject:')
              ->default(fn ($record) => 'Production Order ' . $record->id)
              ->required(),
          TableRepeater::make('emails')
              ->label('Destination emails:')
              ->default([
                  ['email' => '[email protected]',],
                  ['email' => '[email protected]',],
                  ])
              ->schema([
                  TextInput::make('email')
                      ->label('Destination email:')
                      ->email()
                      ->required(),
              ])->defaultItems(2)->minItems(1)->addActionLabel('Add more emails'),

Action::make('sendEmailToFactory')->label('')->modalDescription('send email to factory')
      ->form([
          TextInput::make('subject')
              ->label('Email Subject:')
              ->default(fn ($record) => 'Production Order ' . $record->id)
              ->required(),
          TableRepeater::make('emails')
              ->label('Destination emails:')
              ->default([
                  ['email' => '[email protected]',],
                  ['email' => '[email protected]',],
                  ])
              ->schema([
                  TextInput::make('email')
                      ->label('Destination email:')
                      ->email()
                      ->required(),
              ])->defaultItems(2)->minItems(1)->addActionLabel('Add more emails'),

Please, any ideas of how to achieve this? I have tried with Repeater:: and also with TableRepeater:: Tks.

Solution:

```php ->modalDescription('send email to factory') ->fillForm([ 'emails' => [ ['email' => '[email protected]'],...

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Solution

toeknee•3mo ago

->modalDescription('send email to factory')
->fillForm([
    'emails' => [
        ['email' => '[email protected]'],
        ['email' => '[email protected]'],
    ]
})

->modalDescription('send email to factory')
->fillForm([
    'emails' => [
        ['email' => '[email protected]'],
        ['email' => '[email protected]'],
    ]
})

Albert LensOP•3mo ago

It works, though it fills only emails but leaves blank subject and contents (which had a default value) Anyway, I have put all default values in fillForm like this:

->fillForm(fn ($record)=>[
      'emails' => [
                    ['email' => '[email protected]',],
                    ['email' => '[email protected]',],
      ],
      'subject' => 'Production Order ' . $record->id,
      'contents' => 'We are hereby attaching our Production Order ' . $record->id . ' for immediate production.'
      ])

->fillForm(fn ($record)=>[
      'emails' => [
                    ['email' => '[email protected]',],
                    ['email' => '[email protected]',],
      ],
      'subject' => 'Production Order ' . $record->id,
      'contents' => 'We are hereby attaching our Production Order ' . $record->id . ' for immediate production.'
      ])

Thank you very much for your help, mate.

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Default repeater items not working