Filament•3mo ago

table ->defaultSort()

->columns([])
   ->defaultSort('created_at', 'desc')

->columns([])
   ->defaultSort('created_at', 'desc')

this works correctly, however, when I edit an item in the table, the edited item jumps to the top of the table (it changes position) but I am sorting by created_at so editing the record should not change the order of the table.

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Dennis Koch•3mo ago

You didn't change the sort by clicking a table column? Can you maybe share a video?

Giant RoboOP•3mo ago

->defaultSort('created_at', 'desc')

->defaultSort('created_at', 'desc')

if I upload say, 3 new videos, when editing one, that one will change position, but the 3 videos themselves still stay at the top this behaviour remains even if I edit in a modal or slideover

Dennis Koch•3mo ago

They are created in the exact same second? Is that the issue?

Giant RoboOP•3mo ago

yes! they are! I created records in groups how should create if I create 10 at 1 time?

MyType::create([])

MyType::create([])

Dennis Koch•3mo ago

Can you try with different time? Does it still move? I guess it falls back to updated_at as a second param, since created_at is the same. You could manually add some time.

Giant RoboOP•3mo ago

I need a unique timestamp for laravel timestamps() in the migration I'll ask in laravel forums

Dennis Koch•3mo ago

You can just manually pass the time.

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