Reactivity of modal opened by action
Hey guys, I am working with filament panel builder and it's resource pages, specifically ListRecords Page and it's headerActions. I have an CreateAction there, which opens a multi-step wizard in Modal.
I am struggling with performance of this modal. It takes a lot of time to open modal, to transition to next step of wizard or to trigger final execution. When analyzing I have noticed, that the main problem is "reactivity" of filament/livewire. Opening/transitioning of modal not only fetches data for modal update itself, but also refreshes the underlying table with data, which are behind the modal.
Data I am loading to my table on this page are pretty heavy and querying them take time. While it is completely fine for my user to wait for page load with data, it's not okay to wait for modal, because they don't expect table to be refreshed.
Therefore my question: Is it possible to "disable reactivity", so the modal of createAction will not trigger refresh of data within table?
I have tried to search in docs, using google, in source code or here on Discord, but with no luck.
Any ideas?
Thank you!
I am struggling with performance of this modal. It takes a lot of time to open modal, to transition to next step of wizard or to trigger final execution. When analyzing I have noticed, that the main problem is "reactivity" of filament/livewire. Opening/transitioning of modal not only fetches data for modal update itself, but also refreshes the underlying table with data, which are behind the modal.
Data I am loading to my table on this page are pretty heavy and querying them take time. While it is completely fine for my user to wait for page load with data, it's not okay to wait for modal, because they don't expect table to be refreshed.
Therefore my question: Is it possible to "disable reactivity", so the modal of createAction will not trigger refresh of data within table?
I have tried to search in docs, using google, in source code or here on Discord, but with no luck.
Any ideas?
Thank you!
