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Filament•4w ago
igorclauss

Nested HasMany Repeater – deleteAction always receives parent record instead of child

Hey everyone 👋 I have a nested Repeater setup — basically a HasMany inside another HasMany. When I call ->deleteAction($record) on the inner repeater and dd($record) inside the action’s body, I always get the parent record, not the specific child item that was deleted. This makes it impossible to check certain conditions before deleting a specific child. Has anyone run into this before or found a way to access the actual child record inside the delete action of a nested repeater? Thanks in advance 🙏
8 Replies
toeknee
toeknee•4w ago
Can you provide the full code? Might need to use $state.
igorclauss
igorclaussOP•4w ago
It is basicaly this code: 
Repeater::make('frameworkGoals')
    ->hiddenLabel()
    ->relationship('frameworkGoals')
    ->deleteAction(fn ($record) => dd($record)) // is returning the schema model (in my case ActionPlan) but I need the FrameworkGoal
    ->schema([
        Repeater::make('targetGoals')
            ->hiddenLabel()
            ->relationship('targetGoals')
            ->deleteAction(fn ($record) => dd($record)) // is returning the parent model (in my case FrameworkGoal) but I need the TargetGoal
            ->schema([]),
    ])
Repeater::make('frameworkGoals')
    ->hiddenLabel()
    ->relationship('frameworkGoals')
    ->deleteAction(fn ($record) => dd($record)) // is returning the schema model (in my case ActionPlan) but I need the FrameworkGoal
    ->schema([
        Repeater::make('targetGoals')
            ->hiddenLabel()
            ->relationship('targetGoals')
            ->deleteAction(fn ($record) => dd($record)) // is returning the parent model (in my case FrameworkGoal) but I need the TargetGoal
            ->schema([]),
    ])
toeknee
toeknee•4w ago
So the delete action will do that as fn($record), is the parent record as you passed it in, what I think you'll want is: 
->deleteAciton(fn($action) => $action->action(fn($record) => dd($record)))
->deleteAciton(fn($action) => $action->action(fn($record) => dd($record)))
I think
igorclauss
igorclaussOP•4w ago
That makes sense. I will try that later. 🤔
LeandroFerreira
LeandroFerreira•4w ago
hum, not sure if you can access the record, but I think you can access the itemState 
->deleteAction(fn (Action $action) => $action
    ->action(function (array $arguments, Repeater $component) {
        $itemData = $component->getItemState($arguments['item']);
    })
)
->deleteAction(fn (Action $action) => $action
    ->action(function (array $arguments, Repeater $component) {
        $itemData = $component->getItemState($arguments['item']);
    })
)
example
Repeater - Forms - Filament
igorclauss
igorclaussOP•4w ago
Wow, thanks. How did I miss that in the docs? I actually read this chapter... 🤦‍♂️
LeandroFerreira
LeandroFerreira•4w ago
no problem 🙂
toeknee
toeknee•4w ago
Get spot Leandro!

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