Filament•4mo ago

Opening URLs from notification actions thows error ==> Route [pagos.index] not defined.

Hello. I have an action in a notification which I want to take the user to a resource index page. The resource is called pagos. I have used the official documentation in: https://filamentphp.com/docs/3.x/notifications/sending-notifications#opening-urls-from-notification-actions and only changed route('posts.show') for route('pagos.index') And it thows the same error. I have tried with 'admin.pagos.index', 'pagos', 'admin.pagos', tried in singular pago but I cannot achieve it. Any ideas, please: My code:

Action::make('ir a contabilidad')
    ->button()
    ->url(route('pagos.index'), shouldOpenInNewTab: true)

Action::make('ir a contabilidad')
    ->button()
    ->url(route('pagos.index'), shouldOpenInNewTab: true)

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Solution:

I got a mistake and now I have solved it. My Notification message with Action is included inside another Action. I had this: use Filament\Tables\Actions\Action; Which is Ok for the main Action, but for the Action in the notification I must use:...

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Mansoor Khan•4mo ago

Hey, By default Filament routes are named as filament.admin.resources.{resourceName}.index. If you have not customised it, try to change it to: filament.admin.resources.pagos.index and see if that works for you.

Nox•4mo ago

php artisan route::list or ressource::getUrl('index') might just be ressource::url('index')

Matthew•4mo ago

pagos is not a word its pages Also, I dont recommend redirecting that way. This is better:

$this->getResource()::getUrl('index')

$this->getResource()::getUrl('index')

Solution

Albert Lens•4mo ago

Notification::make()
    ->title('Traspaso realizado correctamente')
    ->body('Ahora puede exportar el archivo Excel para su traspaso a contabilidad.')
    ->duration(5000)
    ->icon('heroicon-o-arrows-right-left')
    ->success()
    ->color('amber')
    ->actions([
        \Filament\Notifications\Actions\Action::make('Ir a Contabilidad') //NOTE THIS LINE WITH not just Action::make but \Filament.....
            ->button()
            ->url('/diarios')
            ->color('amber')
    ])
    ->send();

Notification::make()
    ->title('Traspaso realizado correctamente')
    ->body('Ahora puede exportar el archivo Excel para su traspaso a contabilidad.')
    ->duration(5000)
    ->icon('heroicon-o-arrows-right-left')
    ->success()
    ->color('amber')
    ->actions([
        \Filament\Notifications\Actions\Action::make('Ir a Contabilidad') //NOTE THIS LINE WITH not just Action::make but \Filament.....
            ->button()
            ->url('/diarios')
            ->color('amber')
    ])
    ->send();

Tks.

Albert Lens•4mo ago

Thank you. Pagos is PAYMENTS in Spanish and it is a resource.

Matthew•4mo ago

ohhh 🤣 mb didnt know xd

Albert Lens•4mo ago

Thank you everybody for your help. We must be very careful using shortcuts like Action::make instead of \Filament\Notifications\Actions\Action or \Filament\Tables\Actions\Action. To be user it is better to use the whole route with \Filament...

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