Filament•5mo ago

Define a custom route with custom view in Filament

I would like to define a custom logic that will be executed after the user logs in. The idea is to show a similar design to the login page after the user logins. It will contain a dropdown menu and a submit button. The problem is that I'm unable to define the custom route anywhere. Can you please guide me where should I put such behaviour?

8 Replies

krekas•5mo ago

create a custom page for that and hide it in the navigation

MelomanchetoOP•5mo ago

I don't want that page to inherit the design of the panel. I want it to be single window. I've managed to do this so far. But I had to define the following in the routes.php

Route::name('filament.')
    ->group(function () {
        foreach (Filament::getPanels() as $panel) {
            /** @var Panel $panel */
            $panelId = $panel->getId();
            $hasTenancy = $panel->hasTenancy();
            $tenantRoutePrefix = $panel->getTenantRoutePrefix();
            $tenantDomain = $panel->getTenantDomain();
            $tenantSlugAttribute = $panel->getTenantSlugAttribute();
            $domains = $panel->getDomains();

            foreach ((empty($domains) ? [null] : $domains) as $domain) {
                Route::domain($domain)
                    ->middleware($panel->getMiddleware())
                    ->name("{$panelId}." . ((filled($domain) && (count($domains) > 1)) ? "{$domain}." : ''))
                    ->prefix($panel->getPath())
                    ->group(function () use ($panel, $hasTenancy, $tenantDomain, $tenantRoutePrefix, $tenantSlugAttribute) {
                        foreach ($panel->getRoutes() as $routes) {
                            $routes($panel);
                        }

                        Route::name('organizations.select-organization')
                            ->prefix('organizations')
                            ->group(function () use ($panel) {
                                Route::get('/select', \App\Filament\Resources\OrganizationResource\Pages\OrganizationSelection::class)
                                    ->name('select');
                            });

                    });
            }
        }
    });

Route::name('filament.')
    ->group(function () {
        foreach (Filament::getPanels() as $panel) {
            /** @var Panel $panel */
            $panelId = $panel->getId();
            $hasTenancy = $panel->hasTenancy();
            $tenantRoutePrefix = $panel->getTenantRoutePrefix();
            $tenantDomain = $panel->getTenantDomain();
            $tenantSlugAttribute = $panel->getTenantSlugAttribute();
            $domains = $panel->getDomains();

            foreach ((empty($domains) ? [null] : $domains) as $domain) {
                Route::domain($domain)
                    ->middleware($panel->getMiddleware())
                    ->name("{$panelId}." . ((filled($domain) && (count($domains) > 1)) ? "{$domain}." : ''))
                    ->prefix($panel->getPath())
                    ->group(function () use ($panel, $hasTenancy, $tenantDomain, $tenantRoutePrefix, $tenantSlugAttribute) {
                        foreach ($panel->getRoutes() as $routes) {
                            $routes($panel);
                        }

                        Route::name('organizations.select-organization')
                            ->prefix('organizations')
                            ->group(function () use ($panel) {
                                Route::get('/select', \App\Filament\Resources\OrganizationResource\Pages\OrganizationSelection::class)
                                    ->name('select');
                            });

                    });
            }
        }
    });

Also the Page itself had to extend SimplePage But I don't know if this is the right way

krekas•5mo ago

instead of page it should extend the simplepage

MelomanchetoOP•5mo ago

and how can I define the route to that page? In the Resource? for example here:

   public static function getPages(): array
    {
        return [
            'index' => Pages\ListOrganizations::route('/'),
            'create' => Pages\CreateOrganization::route('/create'),
            'edit' => Pages\EditOrganization::route('/{record}/edit'),
        ];
    }

   public static function getPages(): array
    {
        return [
            'index' => Pages\ListOrganizations::route('/'),
            'create' => Pages\CreateOrganization::route('/create'),
            'edit' => Pages\EditOrganization::route('/{record}/edit'),
        ];
    }

And just hide it in the navigation?

MelomanchetoOP•5mo ago

When I add it to the getPages and it extends SimplePage

krekas•5mo ago

Why would you add it to some resource pages?

krekas•5mo ago

As for getting the route it should be done like this https://laraveldaily.com/post/filament-get-urls-route-names-resources-pages

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