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FFilament

•Created by varovas on 9/3/2024 in #❓┊help

file upload error

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FFilament

•Created by varovas on 8/22/2024 in #❓┊help

Do something with record after save

Hi, somehow I did not find a solution for doing something with a record after it was created/updated. Use case: I want to place a checkbox to a resource form. Then when record was created or updated, I want to check if that checkbox was checked and if it was, I want to create a job operation. Example:

public function afterSaveHook(Model $model, array $data)
{
    if (isset($data['is_completed']) {
        SendCompletedNotification::dispatch($model);
    }
}

public function afterSaveHook(Model $model, array $data)
{
    if (isset($data['is_completed']) {
        SendCompletedNotification::dispatch($model);
    }
}

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FFilament

•Created by varovas on 7/30/2024 in #❓┊help

Eager loaded relationships filter

Hi, does anyone know how make a filter that would filter record's relationships. What I basically need is I want to display all users, but be able to filter how many posts have they posted between 2 dates. Below you can see the code I tries, but somehow it does not work. Or maybe it is not possible that way?

Filter::make('start')
                    ->form([
                        DatePicker::make('start_date')->label('Start Date'),
                    ])
                    ->query(function ($query, array $data) {
                        $startDate = Carbon::parse($data['start_date'])->format('Y-m-d');
                        return $query->with('posts', function ($q) use ($startDate) {
                           $q->where('date', '>=', $startDate);
                        });
                    }),

Filter::make('start')
                    ->form([
                        DatePicker::make('start_date')->label('Start Date'),
                    ])
                    ->query(function ($query, array $data) {
                        $startDate = Carbon::parse($data['start_date'])->format('Y-m-d');
                        return $query->with('posts', function ($q) use ($startDate) {
                           $q->where('date', '>=', $startDate);
                        });
                    }),

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