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Yep, I debugged on that and I am sure, it disables the select but let the user click on the select and see the options. But if I put true without a closure, it works the select is disabled and the user cannot click on it

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FFilament

•Created by Dark on 1/23/2024 in #❓┊help

Select (native: false) disabled but user can choose options

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FFilament

•Created by Dark on 1/23/2024 in #❓┊help

Select (native: false) disabled but user can choose options

here is the component code: https://gist.github.com/heloufir/58f39335b877a7ded91dfbbe0e10d1a6 and the blade code: https://gist.github.com/heloufir/2e94f3ba6a5ce78a70f1524135f7a496

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FFilament

•Created by Dark on 1/23/2024 in #❓┊help

Select (native: false) disabled but user can choose options

@Leandro Ferreira Yes I have this:

public function mount(): void
{
    // ...

    // Fill different forms
    $this->timeRegistrationForm->fill();
}

public function mount(): void
{
    // ...

    // Fill different forms
    $this->timeRegistrationForm->fill();
}

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FFilament

•Created by Dark on 12/19/2023 in #❓┊help

requiresConfirmation not working on actions

@justlasse here is for my case: - Not working example: In my Livewire Component I have a function that returns all my actions as an array:

public function myActions(): array {
  return [
    Action::make('delete')
      ->requiresConfirmation()
      ->action(fn () => /* some logic */),

    // Other actions
  ];
}

public function myActions(): array {
  return [
    Action::make('delete')
      ->requiresConfirmation()
      ->action(fn () => /* some logic */),

    // Other actions
  ];
}

Then in my blade view, I loop then render the action:

@foreach($this->myActions() as $action)
  @if($action->isVisible())
    {{ $action }}
  @endif
@endforeach

<x-filament-actions::modals />

@foreach($this->myActions() as $action)
  @if($action->isVisible())
    {{ $action }}
  @endif
@endforeach

<x-filament-actions::modals />

that works, but like there is no confirmation, it fires directly the action method. - Now, the working example:

public function myDeleteAction(): Action {
  return Action::make('delete')
      ->requiresConfirmation()
      ->action(fn () => /* some logic */)
  ;
}

public function myOtherAction(): Action {
  return /* Action definition */
}

public function myDeleteAction(): Action {
  return Action::make('delete')
      ->requiresConfirmation()
      ->action(fn () => /* some logic */)
  ;
}

public function myOtherAction(): Action {
  return /* Action definition */
}

And for the blade view, I render them separatly:

@if($myDeleteAction->isVisible())
  {{ $myDeleteAction }}
@endif

@if($myOtherAction->isVisible())
  {{ $myOtherAction }}
@endif

<x-filament-actions::modals />

@if($myDeleteAction->isVisible())
  {{ $myDeleteAction }}
@endif

@if($myOtherAction->isVisible())
  {{ $myOtherAction }}
@endif

<x-filament-actions::modals />

And also a weird behaviour I found, is when you define your Action with the following format, it WORKS:

public function myDeleteAction(): Action {
  return Action::make('delete')
      ->requiresConfirmation()
      ->action(fn () => /* some logic */) // The action is a function directly mentionned here
  ;
}

public function myDeleteAction(): Action {
  return Action::make('delete')
      ->requiresConfirmation()
      ->action(fn () => /* some logic */) // The action is a function directly mentionned here
  ;
}

But with the following format it does not WORK:

public function myDeleteAction(): Action {
  return Action::make('delete')
      ->requiresConfirmation()
      ->action('myDeleteActionHandler') // Mentionning the name of the handler
  ;
}

public function myDeleteActionHandler(): void {
  /* some logic */
}

public function myDeleteAction(): Action {
  return Action::make('delete')
      ->requiresConfirmation()
      ->action('myDeleteActionHandler') // Mentionning the name of the handler
  ;
}

public function myDeleteActionHandler(): void {
  /* some logic */
}

So basically, you need to specify a function for each action, then for the requiresConfirmation you need to specify the action as an embedded method in the action()

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FFilament

•Created by Dark on 12/19/2023 in #❓┊help

requiresConfirmation not working on actions

Yes sure, I will do it tonight when I have my laptop

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FFilament

•Created by Dark on 12/19/2023 in #❓┊help

requiresConfirmation not working on actions

I found the solution, When using a function that defines an array of actions that did not work but when using a function that only defines a single Action it works So basically what it did work for me is to define a function for each Action that I have and follows the documentation here: https://filamentphp.com/docs/3.x/actions/adding-an-action-to-a-livewire-component/ And all works fine

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FFilament

•Created by Dark on 12/19/2023 in #❓┊help

requiresConfirmation not working on actions

I am using Filament v3

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FFilament

•Created by Dark on 12/19/2023 in #❓┊help

requiresConfirmation not working on actions

ow I see

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