Filament•4mo ago

Can't get the field when disabled

I have made the employee_id selectable for role-based users. However, when the field is disabled, I can't get the employee_id in $data inside the handleRecordCreation().

Solution:

As noted you need to have disabled before dehydrated ie:

diabled()->dehydrated()

diabled()->dehydrated()

I use this combo all the time...

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12 Replies

cakan•4mo ago

That's because the field is disabled. Try making it readonly or hidden. Browsers don't submit disabled fields.

Skjena•4mo ago

That's a Select field and Select::readOnly does not exist.

cakan•4mo ago

You should add additional hidden field with employee_id value.

Skjena•4mo ago

Thanks for your suggestion. I have tried this also but it act same like as disabled. If the field was hidden also can't get that inside $data.

awcodes•4mo ago

If it doesn’t change then you don’t need it in $data. It still exists on the $record and can be retrieved from there.

Skjena•4mo ago

Yeah actually i have not change the field and it was required field in my table. At the time of record creation that employee_id key was not there so it's returning error.

awcodes•4mo ago

You can inject $operation into the callback for things like required() and disabled() to make it required on create and not on edit. https://filamentphp.com/docs/3.x/forms/advanced#injecting-the-current-form-operation

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Hussain4real•4mo ago

if a field is disabled and you still want the data use ->dehydrated()

Skjena•4mo ago

i have tried this also doesn't work. Here is my code snippet looks like

 Select::make('employee_id')
    ->relationship(
        'employee',
        fn () => "full_name",
        function ($query) {
            return $query->limit(10);
        }
    )
    ->searchable()
    ->default(function () {
        return auth()->user()?->employee?->id;
    })
    ->dehydrated()
    ->disabled(!auth()->user()->hasRole(['manager', 'super-admin']))
    ->required()
    ->reactive()

 Select::make('employee_id')
    ->relationship(
        'employee',
        fn () => "full_name",
        function ($query) {
            return $query->limit(10);
        }
    )
    ->searchable()
    ->default(function () {
        return auth()->user()?->employee?->id;
    })
    ->dehydrated()
    ->disabled(!auth()->user()->hasRole(['manager', 'super-admin']))
    ->required()
    ->reactive()

Hussain4real•4mo ago

disabled before dehydrated

Solution

DariusIII•4mo ago

As noted you need to have disabled before dehydrated ie:

diabled()->dehydrated()

diabled()->dehydrated()

I use this combo all the time

Skjena•4mo ago

Thanks @Hussain4real and @DariusIII . It's working fine.

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