Filament•7mo ago

In which file should I put customized toast notification?

I want a custom message to pop in the "toast" little info window when an item is created. However, I don't know where to put it, in which file. Again, this is something I struggle a lot with in Filament and I think this could be improved by providing perhaps more real world examples with real files with real names - just an idea. Anyway, I have found this https://filamentphp.com/docs/3.x/actions/prebuilt-actions/create and https://filamentphp.com/docs/3.x/actions/prebuilt-actions/create#customizing-the-save-notification but I don't know where to put this code:

CreateAction::make()
    ->successNotificationTitle('Bingo! User created!')

CreateAction::make()
    ->successNotificationTitle('Bingo! User created!')

I am using the standard resource and it is happening in CreateUser.php? I am not sure. Thanks for any advice where to put that code.

Solution:

so the end result should look something like ```php class CreateUser extends CreateRecord {...

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ChesterS•7mo ago

I understand your frustration but you must accept that there will be a learning curve with anything new. You'll need time to get familiar with all the conventions used with Filament - it's an opiniated framework, like Laravel. Plus, you can always update the documentation if you think something is missing or not clear enough. Back to your question, do you have CreateAction anywhere in your code?

Alfatic•7mo ago

I want to bind that action to the save button I am not sure where to look for it, should I try some global search in PhpStorm?

ChesterS•7mo ago

Do you have any resource files? Lile UserResource or something. But yeah, a global search would work too

Alfatic•7mo ago

I have UserResource.php Is it located there?

ChesterS•7mo ago

do you have CreateUser::route in there?

Alfatic•7mo ago

I see function form, funcitn table

ChesterS•7mo ago

sorry, i mean ListUsers

Alfatic•7mo ago

Yeah, in funciton getPages in a returned array

ChesterS•7mo ago

ok click on it - it should take you to the ListUsers.php file

Alfatic•7mo ago

return [ 'index' => Pages\ListUsers::route('/'), etc.

ChesterS•7mo ago

yep, go to that class

Alfatic•7mo ago

ok i am in

ChesterS•7mo ago

do you have the following?

protected function getHeaderActions(): array
{
    return [
        Actions\CreateAction::make(),
    ];
}

protected function getHeaderActions(): array
{
    return [
        Actions\CreateAction::make(),
    ];
}

Alfatic•7mo ago

yes i see that

ChesterS•7mo ago

ok, that's where you update your notification for when you create a user

Alfatic•7mo ago

hmm why not in CreateUser.php? or EditUser.php? What if I create another page PasswordEdit.php and would like to have another toast just for that page with different action buttons

ChesterS•7mo ago

You can do that there too. Just override the getCreatedNotificationTitle() method

Alfatic•7mo ago

Now, the problem where to put the code

ChesterS•7mo ago

Which code?

Alfatic•7mo ago

let's go back to listusers.php CreateAction::make() ->successNotificationTitle('User registered')

ChesterS•7mo ago

Ok, it's already there. You just need to add the method that's missing

Alfatic•7mo ago

Oh, that arrow

ChesterS•7mo ago

protected function getHeaderActions(): array
{
    return [
        Actions\CreateAction::make()
          ->successNotificationTitle('User registered'), // <- This
    ];
}

protected function getHeaderActions(): array
{
    return [
        Actions\CreateAction::make()
          ->successNotificationTitle('User registered'), // <- This
    ];
}

Alfatic•7mo ago

and what follows

ChesterS•7mo ago

yeap this is just a method call Did it work as expected?

Alfatic•7mo ago

hmm, it's not working for the getHeaderActions for some reason Oh, wait No it says created and then it's empty I have to probably setup something somewhere. thanks anyway --- Is there a youtube tutorial somewhere? how to set up a customized toast in Filament?

ChesterS•7mo ago

in that case, you might need to override it in the method in CreateUser Go to the CreateUser class and add the following method

  protected function getCreatedNotificationTitle() : ?string{
      return 'Bingo! User created';
  }

  protected function getCreatedNotificationTitle() : ?string{
      return 'Bingo! User created';
  }

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ChesterS•7mo ago

so the end result should look something like

class CreateUser extends CreateRecord
{
    protected static string $resource = UserResource::class;

    protected function getCreatedNotificationTitle() : ?string {
        return 'Bingo! User created';
    }
}

class CreateUser extends CreateRecord
{
    protected static string $resource = UserResource::class;

    protected function getCreatedNotificationTitle() : ?string {
        return 'Bingo! User created';
    }
}

Alfatic•7mo ago

YEAH!!!! it's working!!!

ChesterS•7mo ago

Cool. Have a look at the CreateRecord , EditRecord etc classes for more things you can do Good luck

Alfatic•7mo ago

OK, I am reading and rereading the docs, so, it's getting clearer every hour, but it's still somehow confusing. But it's getting better. And I think after a month or two, Filament could be really powerful and you can create new Laravel projects very quickly.

ChesterS•7mo ago

Yeap, that's the point. As I said there is a learning curve but you can do some cool stuff once you're familiar.

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