Filament•4w ago

HintAction Adding to Select Element

Hello - I'm wondering if anyone has ever had an issue using a hintAction to add to a select element. Here is the relevant code:

Select::make('meal_id')
->label('Meal')
->required()
->searchable()
->reactive()
->options(function () use ($order) {
    $meals = Meal::where('kitchen_id', $order->provider_id)
        ->get();

    $array = [];

    foreach ($meals as $meal) {
        $array[$meal->id] = $meal->name . ' ($' . $meal->price . ')';
        if (isset($meal->servings)) {
            $array[$meal->id] .= ' (' . $meal->servings . ')';
        }
    }

    return $array;
})
->hintAction(function ($set) use ($order) {
    return Action::make('createCustomRestaurantMeal')
        ->label('Custom Selection')
        ->form([
            TextInput::make('name')
                ->required()
                ->maxLength(100)
        ])
        ->action(function ($data) use ($order, $set) {
            $meal = Meal::create([
                'name' => $data['name'],
                'kitchen_id' => $order->provider_id,
                'approved' => false,
            ]);

            $set('meal_id', $meal);

            $kitchenUsers = $order->getKitchenUsersForNotification();

            foreach ($kitchenUsers as $user) {
                Notification::make()
                    ->title('New Menu Request')
                    ->body('A custom menu request has been submitted.')
                    ->actions([
                        ActionsAction::make('view')
                            ->url(route('filament.admin.resources.meal-approvals.index'), shouldOpenInNewTab: true)
                    ])
                    ->sendToDatabase($user);
            }
        });
})

Select::make('meal_id')
->label('Meal')
->required()
->searchable()
->reactive()
->options(function () use ($order) {
    $meals = Meal::where('kitchen_id', $order->provider_id)
        ->get();

    $array = [];

    foreach ($meals as $meal) {
        $array[$meal->id] = $meal->name . ' ($' . $meal->price . ')';
        if (isset($meal->servings)) {
            $array[$meal->id] .= ' (' . $meal->servings . ')';
        }
    }

    return $array;
})
->hintAction(function ($set) use ($order) {
    return Action::make('createCustomRestaurantMeal')
        ->label('Custom Selection')
        ->form([
            TextInput::make('name')
                ->required()
                ->maxLength(100)
        ])
        ->action(function ($data) use ($order, $set) {
            $meal = Meal::create([
                'name' => $data['name'],
                'kitchen_id' => $order->provider_id,
                'approved' => false,
            ]);

            $set('meal_id', $meal);

            $kitchenUsers = $order->getKitchenUsersForNotification();

            foreach ($kitchenUsers as $user) {
                Notification::make()
                    ->title('New Menu Request')
                    ->body('A custom menu request has been submitted.')
                    ->actions([
                        ActionsAction::make('view')
                            ->url(route('filament.admin.resources.meal-approvals.index'), shouldOpenInNewTab: true)
                    ])
                    ->sendToDatabase($user);
            }
        });
})

Two issues: 1. It is not setting the meal_id after creating the meal in the hintAction 2. After searching for and selecting the meal, it disappears I feel like these two issues are related (#1 might just happen quickly enough that I don't see it selected initially)

Solution:

Of course the answer was in the docs... ->createOptionUsing() needs to return the ID of the newly created model

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TranceCode•4w ago

Can you try with this example!

Forms\Components\Select::make('name')
                    ->label('Cuenta Contable')
                    ->options(Account::where('company_id', $tenant->id)->pluck('name', 'name')->toArray())
                    ->preload()
                    ->allowHtml()
                    ->createOptionForm([
                        Forms\Components\TextInput::make('name')
                            ->label('Nueva cuenta Contable')
                            ->required()
                    ])
                    ->createOptionUsing(function ($data) use ($tenant) {
                        $data['company_id'] = $tenant->id;
                        $account = Account::create($data);
                        return $account->name;
                    })
                    ->required()
                    ->placeholder('Ingrese una Cuenta contable, ejemplo Gastos Administrativos'),

Forms\Components\Select::make('name')
                    ->label('Cuenta Contable')
                    ->options(Account::where('company_id', $tenant->id)->pluck('name', 'name')->toArray())
                    ->preload()
                    ->allowHtml()
                    ->createOptionForm([
                        Forms\Components\TextInput::make('name')
                            ->label('Nueva cuenta Contable')
                            ->required()
                    ])
                    ->createOptionUsing(function ($data) use ($tenant) {
                        $data['company_id'] = $tenant->id;
                        $account = Account::create($data);
                        return $account->name;
                    })
                    ->required()
                    ->placeholder('Ingrese una Cuenta contable, ejemplo Gastos Administrativos'),

bwurtz999OP•4w ago

Trying this now! @TranceCode I never knew about->createOptionForm and ->createOptionUsing, those are great. Thank you! Turns out my issue was here though: $set('meal_id', $meal); Should have been $set('meal_id', $meal->id); But I'm sticking with createOption, I like it better than hintAction in this case Actually I didn't fix the issue...

->createOptionUsing(function ($data, $set) use ($order) {
$meal = Meal::create([
    'name' => $data['name'],
    'kitchen_id' => $order->provider_id,
    'approved' => false,
]);

$set('meal_id', $meal->id);

->createOptionUsing(function ($data, $set) use ($order) {
$meal = Meal::create([
    'name' => $data['name'],
    'kitchen_id' => $order->provider_id,
    'approved' => false,
]);

$set('meal_id', $meal->id);

Does not set the meal_id Any ideas?

Solution

bwurtz999•4w ago

Of course the answer was in the docs... ->createOptionUsing() needs to return the ID of the newly created model

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