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Filament•2w ago
mmoollllee

Panel with ->domains option

I'm trying to make my Panel work for two specific domains using the ->domains() option. With php artisan optimize I get The current domain is not set, but multiple domains are registered for the panel. Please use [Filament::currentDomain('example.com')] to set the current domain to ensure that panel URLs are generated correctly. I've tried defining Filament::currentDomain('example.com') in various places but it didn't work out. Can someone help me out?
Solution:
Okay I think I found a workaround with: ```php class GlobalPanelProvider extends PanelProvider {...
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mmoollllee
mmoollllee•2w ago
Okay I think I found a workaround with: 
class GlobalPanelProvider extends PanelProvider
{
    public function panel(Panel $panel): Panel
    {
        $domains = ['maindomain.com', 'otherdomain.com'];

        if (app()->runningInConsole() && ! empty($domains)) {
            Filament::currentDomain($domains[0]);
        }

        return $panel
            ->default()
            ->id('global')
            ->path('/')
            ->domains($domains)
class GlobalPanelProvider extends PanelProvider
{
    public function panel(Panel $panel): Panel
    {
        $domains = ['maindomain.com', 'otherdomain.com'];

        if (app()->runningInConsole() && ! empty($domains)) {
            Filament::currentDomain($domains[0]);
        }

        return $panel
            ->default()
            ->id('global')
            ->path('/')
            ->domains($domains)
Dennis Koch
Dennis Koch•2w ago
I guess the best way would be to identify the domain inside a middlewar.

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