Filament•5mo ago

afterStateHydrated not working when using multiple Fieldset

i'm trying to use afterStateHydrated on FieldA in Fieldset1 to update FieldB in Fieldset2, this does not work. When doing the same when FieldA and FieldB are in the same Fieldset1, then it works fine.

Solution:

``` Select::make('account_deal_id') ... ->live() ->afterStateUpdated(...

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LeandroFerreira•5mo ago

share some code you are trying please

johnnie_littleshoes•5mo ago

same issue here: country_id is being set to null, but id and status are not.

Select::make('country_id')
                    ->relationship(
                        name: 'country',
                        titleAttribute: 'name',
                        modifyQueryUsing: fn (Builder $query) => $query->has('websites')
                    ),
                Select::make('account_deal_id')
                    ->relationship('accountDeal', 'id')
                    ->afterStateUpdated(
                        function ($state, Set $set) {
                            $set('country_id', null); // works
                            $set('id', null); // does not work
                            $set('status', null); // does not work
                        }
                    ),

                Fieldset::make('Deal Info')
                    ->relationship('accountDeal')
                    ->schema([
                        Select::make('id')
                            ->relationship('account')
                            ->getOptionLabelFromRecordUsing(fn ($record) => $record->getLabel())
                            ->required(),
                        Select::make('status')
                            ->label('Status')
                            ->options(AccountDealStatus::class)
                            ->required(),
                    ]),

Select::make('country_id')
                    ->relationship(
                        name: 'country',
                        titleAttribute: 'name',
                        modifyQueryUsing: fn (Builder $query) => $query->has('websites')
                    ),
                Select::make('account_deal_id')
                    ->relationship('accountDeal', 'id')
                    ->afterStateUpdated(
                        function ($state, Set $set) {
                            $set('country_id', null); // works
                            $set('id', null); // does not work
                            $set('status', null); // does not work
                        }
                    ),

                Fieldset::make('Deal Info')
                    ->relationship('accountDeal')
                    ->schema([
                        Select::make('id')
                            ->relationship('account')
                            ->getOptionLabelFromRecordUsing(fn ($record) => $record->getLabel())
                            ->required(),
                        Select::make('status')
                            ->label('Status')
                            ->options(AccountDealStatus::class)
                            ->required(),
                    ]),

toeknee•5mo ago

->live() for it to trigger afterState

johnnie_littleshoes•5mo ago

I'm sorry, ->live() is already in the code, I accidentally deleted it when formatting it here

johnnie_littleshoes•5mo ago

I've also tried some "hacks", like ->live(debounce:150) ->native(false) ->searchable() as suggested by Dan here (https://github.com/filamentphp/filament/issues/8368) but to no avail

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$set in afterStateUpdated on select with scoped relationship not wo...

Package filament/filament Package Version 3.0.42 Laravel Version 10.22.0 Livewire Version No response PHP Version 8.2.9 Problem description I'm trying to set the property select to the customer...

toeknee•5mo ago

You can'd do it like that, I think you need to name the fieldset and sub set them to null. Since you are going into the fieldset as a relationship. if you dd ($get()) check what you get

johnnie_littleshoes•5mo ago

first of all, thank you guys so much for the prompt replies, you're real heroes! so I've renamed the Fieldset to 'deal_info'

dd($get('deal_info')); // returns null
dd($get('country_id)); // returns correct country_id
dd($get('id')); // returns Parent resource ID
dd($get('status')); // returns null
dd($get('deal_info.status')); // returns null

dd($get('deal_info')); // returns null
dd($get('country_id)); // returns correct country_id
dd($get('id')); // returns Parent resource ID
dd($get('status')); // returns null
dd($get('deal_info.status')); // returns null

as a clarification, this is in a Relation Manager

toeknee•5mo ago

Where are you doing the get?

johnnie_littleshoes•5mo ago

Select::make('account_deal_id')
    ->afterStateUpdated(
        function ($state, Set $set, Get $get) {
            $accountDeal = AccountDeal::find($state);
            //dd($get('country_id'));
            //dd($get('id'));
            //dd($get('status')); null
            //dd($get('deal_info')); null
            //dd($get('deal_info.id')); null
            //dd($get('deal_info.status')); null
            //dd($get('deal_info[0]')); null
            //dd($get('deal_info->status')); null
            //dd($get('deal_info->id')); null
        }
    )

Select::make('account_deal_id')
    ->afterStateUpdated(
        function ($state, Set $set, Get $get) {
            $accountDeal = AccountDeal::find($state);
            //dd($get('country_id'));
            //dd($get('id'));
            //dd($get('status')); null
            //dd($get('deal_info')); null
            //dd($get('deal_info.id')); null
            //dd($get('deal_info.status')); null
            //dd($get('deal_info[0]')); null
            //dd($get('deal_info->status')); null
            //dd($get('deal_info->id')); null
        }
    )

toeknee•5mo ago

Is that select a relationship? If so traverse out? ../

johnnie_littleshoes•5mo ago

dd($get('../deal_info')); dd($get('../deal_info.status')); both return null

toeknee•5mo ago

account_deal_id

johnnie_littleshoes•5mo ago

then I get the correct id from what I just selected, equal to $state Hey, wow, I got it I think you were on the right track. It wasn't about targetting the name of the Fieldset, but the relationship(?)

toeknee•5mo ago

Yeah along those lines, it's tricky to work it out when inbetween snippets of code

Solution

johnnie_littleshoes•5mo ago

Select::make('account_deal_id')
...
    ->live()
    ->afterStateUpdated(
        function ($state, Set $set, Get $get) {
            dd(
                $get('deal_info'), null
                $get('accountDeal'), related record OK
                $get('accountDeal.id'), account_id OK
                $get('accountDeal.status'), status OK

            );
        }
    )
...

Fieldset::make('deal_info')
    ->relationship('accountDeal')
    ->schema([
        Select::make('id')
            ->relationship('account')
            ...

        Select::make('status')
            ...
    ]),

Select::make('account_deal_id')
...
    ->live()
    ->afterStateUpdated(
        function ($state, Set $set, Get $get) {
            dd(
                $get('deal_info'), null
                $get('accountDeal'), related record OK
                $get('accountDeal.id'), account_id OK
                $get('accountDeal.status'), status OK

            );
        }
    )
...

Fieldset::make('deal_info')
    ->relationship('accountDeal')
    ->schema([
        Select::make('id')
            ->relationship('account')
            ...

        Select::make('status')
            ...
    ]),

johnnie_littleshoes•5mo ago

so I can basically call the Fieldset anything really, but then $get its fields through the ->relationship

toeknee•5mo ago

Yes that makes sense if you did not define the relationship it then groups it onto the fieldset name

johnnie_littleshoes•5mo ago

Ahhh I see, makes sense Thanks a lot for the support, toeknee!

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