JSn1nj4
When disabling a global scope, do model policies undo that?
I have a
Post
model that has a global scope PostPublishedScope
applied. It does literally what the name says:
I have a PostPolicy
that checks these 2 conditions together: $user->exists()
and $post->exists()
on several actions.
In Filament, I also used the recommended method to disable the PostPublishedScope
:
On my table, I also have these standard Filament actions:
This used to do what I expected: list my posts in the admin panel, let me view, edit and delete them.
Now what it does:
1. Lists all posts in admin panel.
2. Does not let me use the CRUD actions above. The actions no longer show, and the routes for them return a 403 Forbidden
error.
But if I have at least 1 post that's publiished
, those actions do show up in the table for all of them.
So...I'm really confused. Does this sound like a bug I should report?4 replies
Change in `afterStateUpdated()` hook for file uploads?
I have an Image model I'm saving extra data for on upload.
In v2, I got this working using the
afterStateUpdated()
hook: https://github.com/JSn1nj4/ElliotDerhay.com/blob/feature/125-dashboard-overhaul-with-filament/app/Filament/Resources/ImageResource/Pages/CreateImage.php#L27
Reading this other help thread is what got me there: https://discord.com/channels/883083792112300104/1130866560848892015
This worked out so well because the second param was a TemporaryUploadedFile
. It had everything I needed to fill the other fields and locate the file.
Now I'm v3, that second param is just a filename string and I'm having difficulty locating the actual file.
What's the best way to get file info for uploads now?8 replies