Access form with extra modal footer

I'd like to access the form data with $get in an extra footer action

Solution:

https://filamentphp.com/docs/3.x/forms/actions I've found this, I'm going to move the footer actions into the form...

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JordyOP•2w ago

Action::make()
  ->modal()
  ->form([...])
  ->extraModalFooterActions([
    Action::make('start')
      ->hidden(fn(Get $get) => $get('form_input') == null),
  ])

Action::make()
  ->modal()
  ->form([...])
  ->extraModalFooterActions([
    Action::make('start')
      ->hidden(fn(Get $get) => $get('form_input') == null),
  ])

this throws "Typed property Filament\Forms\Components\Component::$container must not be accessed before initialization".. which somewhat makes sense since I guess the extra footer action is not inside the actual form is there another way I can get live data from the form to toggle my extra action's visibilty?

LeandroFerreira•2w ago

maybe injecting $livewire and using $livewire->mountedActionsData 🤔

JordyOP•2w ago

This is an empty array and doesnt seem to get filled I guess hidden() is ran before the action is mounted?

LeandroFerreira•2w ago

I think so

JordyOP•2w ago

I'll just have them save and revisit the modal then I guess

LeandroFerreira•2w ago

I don't know what you are trying to do, but I think if form_input is live, this will work when you change the field value..

JordyOP•2w ago

the input is live, it doesnt work though,

                            ->hidden(function ($livewire) {
                                if (!empty($livewire->mountedActionsData)) {
                                    dd($livewire->mountedActionsData);
                                }
                            }),

                            ->hidden(function ($livewire) {
                                if (!empty($livewire->mountedActionsData)) {
                                    dd($livewire->mountedActionsData);
                                }
                            }),

this never dumps, I guess because hidden is not ran again to re check visbility since the action is not inside the form 🤔 live just tells the form to reload.. so I'm assuming the action isnt inside of the form Let me clarify then, I have some inputs inside of a modal (table action) I have some extraModalFooterActions(), that I want to be visible depending on the state of some of the inputs in the modal I can get around this by having the user save first and then just accessing $record.. but it requires them to click 2 times.. which is a bit annoying

ModestasV•2w ago

It should be reachable via $livewire->form

JordyOP•2w ago

how do I access input values from here?

ModestasV•2w ago

Huh, I might have mixed a place. Buut, it's possible to get to the action via:

$livewire->getTable()->getActions()

$livewire->getTable()->getActions()

In my case, this gets to action form data, but it is not really reactive:

Action::make('modal_stuff')
                    ->modal()
                    ->form([
                        Forms\Components\TextInput::make('test'),
                        Forms\Components\Checkbox::make('form_input')
                    ])
                    ->extraModalFooterActions([
                        Action::make('start')
                            ->hidden(function ($livewire) {
                                    dd($livewire->getTable()->getActions()[1]->getFormData());
                            }),
                    ])

Action::make('modal_stuff')
                    ->modal()
                    ->form([
                        Forms\Components\TextInput::make('test'),
                        Forms\Components\Checkbox::make('form_input')
                    ])
                    ->extraModalFooterActions([
                        Action::make('start')
                            ->hidden(function ($livewire) {
                                    dd($livewire->getTable()->getActions()[1]->getFormData());
                            }),
                    ])

But this might be a direction 😅

JordyOP•2w ago

I'm unsure if that would be reactive to the live input though I'd assume not

ModestasV•2w ago

Okay, it seems that the ->hidden() runs once for each row and doesn't get called again unless you have it somewhere else, not in a table row?

Solution

Jordy•2w ago

https://filamentphp.com/docs/3.x/forms/actions I've found this, I'm going to move the footer actions into the form

JordyOP•2w ago

which will resolve the issue since it would be reloaded by the ->live() method Thanks for the effort :)

ModestasV•2w ago

No worries! Sad that couldn't help, but was interesting brain itch 😄

JordyOP•2w ago

well it somewhat makes sense.. I just assumed the buttons/actions are inside the form which they apparently are not

ModestasV•2w ago

wait, but how does the submit button then get handled? maybe reverse-engineering that? Or actually.. what if you trigger an event? Wouldn't that work...?

JordyOP•2w ago

livewire emit I suppose?

The field that you depend on (the status in this case) needs to be set to live(), which tells the form to reload the schema each time it gets changed.

and I guess ->live() just emits specifically the the components inside the schema array but I'm just guessing here

ModestasV•2w ago

Might be, but you could also emit something else via: ->afterStateUpdated($callback) In that case, you could try to listen for that event on action but that's a wild guess 😄

JordyOP•2w ago

time to go the the casino since we're just gambling :P

ModestasV•2w ago

honestly, that is one of the reasons why I find some interesting use-cases for Filament 😄 It always starts with what if...? for me

JordyOP•2w ago

now I need to figure out how to call the submit button :kekw:

->form([
  ...
  Actions::make([
    FormAction::make('start')
        ->hidden(fn(Get $get) => $get('amount_billed') == null || $get('presented_transport') == null)
        ->action(function (Order $record, Set $set, $livewire) {
            $set('delivery_date_start', now()->format('Y-m-d H:i:s'));
            //figure out how to call the submit button
                                    
            }),

->form([
  ...
  Actions::make([
    FormAction::make('start')
        ->hidden(fn(Get $get) => $get('amount_billed') == null || $get('presented_transport') == null)
        ->action(function (Order $record, Set $set, $livewire) {
            $set('delivery_date_start', now()->format('Y-m-d H:i:s'));
            //figure out how to call the submit button
                                    
            }),

ModestasV•2w ago

this one for sure should be available via $livewire probably something like $livewire->call(..)

LeandroFerreira•2w ago

sorry for the delay.. following your code, if you are using a table action, I think it should be $livewire->callMountedTableAction()

JordyOP•2w ago

no worries, already fixed by moving the actions into the form so they update following ->live() https://discord.com/channels/883083792112300104/1333748055585067131/1333768518864474134

LeandroFerreira•2w ago

it makes sense 👍

JordyOP•2w ago

throws call() doesnt exists on the page instance tried the dirty aproach straight from v2 but this doesnt work either (sadge)

                                      $record->update(
                                            $this->form->getState()
                                        );

                                        $this->closeActionModal();

                                      $record->update(
                                            $this->form->getState()
                                        );

                                        $this->closeActionModal();

LeandroFerreira•2w ago

is it a table action?

JordyOP•2w ago

its complicated 😂 its a Filament\Forms\Components\Actions\Action inside of a the Form of a \Filament\Tables\Actions\Action

LeandroFerreira•2w ago

try $livewire->callMountedTableAction() to submit the form

JordyOP•2w ago

it does close the modal but doesnt save the data to db.. weird nvm im stupid, hadnt defined said action yet Thanks alot @LeandroFerreira !

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