Filament•15h ago

Is there a way to evaluate this immediately without returning a closure?

I want to return an array here but I also need to check the operation of the form if it's in create or edit. I don't want to return a closure because it's slower due to querying the database when the user focuses the field. I'd rather load these on page load which returning an array would do.

Forms\Components\Select::make('priority')->options(fn (string $operation) => WorkOrderStatus::options($operation))

Forms\Components\Select::make('priority')->options(fn (string $operation) => WorkOrderStatus::options($operation))

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mortyOP•15h ago

Probably more of a PHP question than a Filament one but thought i'd ask anyway

charlie•15h ago

with two fields with hiddenOn('create') or hiddenOn('edit')?

mortyOP•15h ago

ah gotcha, ya I didn't think of that

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Is there a way to evaluate this immediately without returning a closure?

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