Default value for a table filter with a morpTo select

where does one put the ->default() on something like this:

Filter::make('assigned')
            ->form([
                MorphToSelect::make('assigned')
                    ->model(ChecklistItem::class)
                    ->types([
                        Type::make(User::class)
                            ->titleColumnName('name'),
                        Type::make(Team::class)
                            ->titleColumnName('name')
                    ])->searchable(),
            ])
            ->query(function (Builder $query, array $data): Builder {
                if (!$data['assigned_type'] || !$data['assigned_id']) {
                    return $query;
                }

                return $query->where('assigned_type', $data['assigned_type'])->where('assigned_id', $data['assigned_id']);
            });

Filter::make('assigned')
            ->form([
                MorphToSelect::make('assigned')
                    ->model(ChecklistItem::class)
                    ->types([
                        Type::make(User::class)
                            ->titleColumnName('name'),
                        Type::make(Team::class)
                            ->titleColumnName('name')
                    ])->searchable(),
            ])
            ->query(function (Builder $query, array $data): Builder {
                if (!$data['assigned_type'] || !$data['assigned_id']) {
                    return $query;
                }

                return $query->where('assigned_type', $data['assigned_type'])->where('assigned_id', $data['assigned_id']);
            });

Solution:

You would put it on the MorphToSelect I suspect returning an array?

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13 Replies

Jordy•6mo ago

one day discord will propperly format.. I want to filter to assigned to auth user, but how to set said value to the MorpToSelect as it has two values I dont really see how to do it with the ->default() method I had it working without the MorphToSelect as I would just default both selects, I am sure there is a clever way to do this as behind the scenes it should just be two selects

Solution

toeknee•6mo ago

You would put it on the MorphToSelect I suspect returning an array?

Jordy•6mo ago

was thinking the same but

                   ->default([
                     'assigned_type' => User::class,
                        'assigned_id' => auth()->user()->id,
                    ])

                   ->default([
                     'assigned_type' => User::class,
                        'assigned_id' => auth()->user()->id,
                    ])

does nothing not on the filter nor on the MorphToSelect tried without defining the type/id but doesnt work either.. and alot of other things tbh but cant get it to work sadly.. was hoping I was beeing silly

Dan Harrin•6mo ago

sounds like a bug as thats where you should put it probably

Jordy•6mo ago

want me to try to make a reproduction repo or?

Dan Harrin•6mo ago

pls

Jordy•6mo ago

alr, will let you know when i got it.. need to run to school in a bit sadge

Dan Harrin•6mo ago

youngster

Jordy•6mo ago

😂 ffs seems to work in v3 peepoStare

check tomorrow if its something else in our project causing it then

Dan Harrin•6mo ago

oh you're on v2?

Jordy•6mo ago

yeah cant reproduce so must be something with my morph then, will dig in later. ...apperently when you sleep on it for a night it just magically works the next morning.. I changed absolutely nothing except throwing the container up 💀 well, thanks for the help haha

toeknee•6mo ago

sounds like caching 😛

Jordy•6mo ago

nah, not in dev.. didnt persist in session either :P

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