Where to put afterFormValidated()??

[lost snow]

afterFormValidated would be on the form/action.

But the create command comes from the ListPage which is in the headerActions.

->actions([]) on the table will be rendered on each row.

[latent star]

I don't see a form action in the code generated by artisan. Do I need to add one somewhere?

[lost snow]

You won't because we handle all that but you will see a create action within the ListPage

[latent star]

Huh wha? In english please? I search my entire package and see no 'ListPage'

[lost snow]

That is in english.

What command did you run exactly?

[latent star]

All I need to know is where/how I add this functionality within the structure created by artisan

the documentation gives and example of the code but no clue where to put it

[lost snow]

Tell me EXACTLY the command you ran.

[latent star]

huh? I haven't written the full code yet because I can't figure out where it should even go. I'm just creating an empty function with a break point at the moment

I'm uploading a file and I have a function that will convert the file into multiple file formats.

I'm uploading fonts and need them in SVG, TTF and WOFF formats

[lost snow]

See here:

The Resource generated by the artisake make:filament-resource command seems to have a table section with

What command did you run exactly.

[latent star]

I am clicking submit on the form. I don't understand what you mean by 'what command did you run exactly''? I did a ./artisan make:filament-resource --generate

FontResource being the target name

[lost snow]

So that is the exact command

This means you have the pages, and when you create you get a new page correct?

A page will be in:

app\Filament\Resources\FontResource\Pages\ListPage.php

[latent star]

it creates subdirectory with pages, yes

[lost snow]

So within the CreatePage you will add a function in there

[latent star]

The only thing in that file is a function getHeaderActions()

ok, does it have to have a specific name? (an override?)

[lost snow]

No...

In the CreateFont.php

you add the function

[latent star]

uh ok, and how does filament know to run it?

[lost snow]

it would look similar too

class CreateFont extends CreateRecord
{
    protected static string $resource = FontsResource::class;
    
    // afterFormValidated function
    protected function afterFormValidated(): void
    {
        
    }
}

[latent star]

oh ok, that makes sense

[lost snow]

Because filament is OOP setup with Dependancy injections

The CreateRecord that is extended has it and you extend it within the new class.

But what you are doing sounds like the ideal use for SpatieMedia where you can tell it to create multiple versions.

[latent star]

what parameters are available? I'm assuming Get/Set anything related to file upload?

[lost snow]

No need for them really, it's page so just use $this

Look in CreateRecord.php for more details/info

[latent star]

OK, added the function to CreateFont - added a breakpoint - tried to create a record and hit save. NOthing

the only reference I can see to that page in artisan generated code in the Resource file is in getPages()

<?php

namespace Treii28\SvgtextFilament\Resources\FontResource\Pages;

use Filament\Resources\Pages\CreateRecord;
use Treii28\SvgtextFilament\Resources\FontResource;

class CreateFont extends CreateRecord
{
protected static string $resource = FontResource::class;
protected function afterFormValidated(): void
{
xdebug_break();
}
}

??

[latent star]

OK, so this forum is apparently as useless as the documentation - give you just enough information to frustration the @#$%(#$%^( out of you and leaves you with code that still ISN'T WORKING!

[charred condor]

There are no dedicated resources to answer questions on this server - we are just trying to help each other. You asked a question and, when you hadn’t received a response at 59 minutes, you make a post like this. Your expectations are unrealistic. Have a look at the resource lifecycle. If you’re trying to create additional files after saving the resource, you can hook into Eloquent events: https://laravel.com/docs/11.x/eloquent#events