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Filament•4w ago
Merdin

How to format non-native date picker state

What I am trying to do: I'm trying to set the value to a Y-m-d format for a non-native DatePicker What I did: I tried to use different state methods to format the date. My issue/the error: The state is not set correctly, it returns a date that I do not want which results to an exception in other parts of the code. Code: 
DatePicker::make('startDateParam')
                        ->label(__('Start date'))
                        ->native(false)
                        ->weekStartsOnMonday()
                        ->displayFormat('d-m-Y')
                        ->closeOnDateSelection()
                        ->beforeStateUpdated(fn (null|string $state) => filled($state) ? Carbon::parse($state)->startOfWeek()->toDateString() : null)
                        ->afterStateUpdated(function ($state) {
                            if (filled($state)) {
                                $this->startDate = Carbon::parse($state)->startOfWeek();
                                $this->startDateParam = $this->startDate->toDateString();
                                $this->week = $this->startDate->isoWeek;
                            }
                        })
                        ->extraAttributes(['class' => 'z-10']),
DatePicker::make('startDateParam')
                        ->label(__('Start date'))
                        ->native(false)
                        ->weekStartsOnMonday()
                        ->displayFormat('d-m-Y')
                        ->closeOnDateSelection()
                        ->beforeStateUpdated(fn (null|string $state) => filled($state) ? Carbon::parse($state)->startOfWeek()->toDateString() : null)
                        ->afterStateUpdated(function ($state) {
                            if (filled($state)) {
                                $this->startDate = Carbon::parse($state)->startOfWeek();
                                $this->startDateParam = $this->startDate->toDateString();
                                $this->week = $this->startDate->isoWeek;
                            }
                        })
                        ->extraAttributes(['class' => 'z-10']),
2 Replies
toeknee
toeknee•4w ago
Use an attribute on the model? so startDataParam is always returned as expected?
Merdin
MerdinOP•3w ago
startDateParam is an #[Url] attribute But I solved it

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