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Filamentβ€’3mo ago
stevecrossuk

Select Field Multiple Searching

I have a select multiple field on my Media Resource, with a dropdown to select from the Products table. My Media model has uses a relationship to my Product model. My Product model is quite large, but nothing I can do about that at this stage as it has a lot of different fields. I can see it can take up to 15 seconds to get a response for the user when they type a phrase into the search. I am already using: ->searchable(['admin_designation', 'sku']) ->searchDebounce(2000) ->optionsLimit(5) Looking at Laravel Debugbar, I can see that the query is actually returning all the product fields, not just the fields that are being searched. "select distinct product.* from product left join media_product on product.id = media_product.product_id where (admin_name like '%937031%') and product.deleted_at is null order by product.admin_name asc limit 5" Within MySQL, I can speed the query up significantly by only returning product.sku, or product.id, so I suspect actually it's Filament or Livewire trying to load the data into the browser which is slowing us down - a request is around 35 mb. Is there a way to limit the underlying search query on a select multiple to speed up the search, does anyone know please?
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ChesterS
ChesterSβ€’3mo ago
the Select field is generally very customisable. Not sure what your setup is, but you can override the whole search query. Have a look here https://filamentphp.com/docs/3.x/forms/fields/select#returning-custom-search-results
ChesterS
ChesterSβ€’3mo ago
All you need for the select to work is an array with a key and a value, so as long as you provide that, it should be fine
stevecrossuk
stevecrossukOPβ€’3mo ago
That is much lighter @ChesterS πŸ™‚ Cheers
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stevecrossuk
stevecrossukOPβ€’3mo ago
Using... ->getSearchResultsUsing(fn (string $search): array => Technology::where('name', 'like', "%{$search}%")->limit(50)->pluck('name', 'id')->toArray()) ->getOptionLabelsUsing(fn (array $values): array => Technology::whereIn('id', $values)->pluck('name', 'id')->toArray()), example... Interestingly, it sped up the searching by almost 90%....! But then the relationships never saved!
ChesterS
ChesterSβ€’3mo ago
Hmm that's weird. Those changes should not affect anything else πŸ€” Anything else that might be affecting this?
stevecrossuk
stevecrossukOPβ€’3mo ago
@ChesterS this finally worked....! My challenge is getting the dropdown label to now display two fields with a hyphen between them. The value saves, and when refreshed, in the list it shows both fields, but not on the dropdown
stevecrossuk
stevecrossukOPβ€’3mo ago
@LeandroFerreira @ChesterS I thought so too...but I get an error using: ->getSearchResultsUsing(fn (string $search): array => Product::where('admin_name', 'like', "%{$search}%")->orWhere('sku', 'like', "%{$search}%")->limit(10)->pluck('admin_name', 'id')->toArray()) ->getOptionLabelFromRecordUsing(fn ($value): ?string => Product::find($value)?->sku) "An attempt was made to evaluate a closure for [Filament\Forms\Components\Select], but [$value] was unresolvable." Even when using a select multiple() field, it still errors with: "An attempt was made to evaluate a closure for [Filament\Forms\Components\Select], but [$values] was unresolvable."
ChesterS
ChesterSβ€’3mo ago
I think the var name should be $state or something...?

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