If I create a block with a modal and within the block, I add a confirm button (or any other script to open a modal), nothing happens. There are no JavaScript errors or anything else; simply nothing happens.
I suppose it's because the modal component of Filament is not being used, because with the Tip-Tap editor of Filament, it was perfectly possible to open a modal from an already open modal for the insertion of a block.
How to reproduce the bug
To reproduce, all that is needed is to add a button with requiresConfirmation to the NoticeForm that is provided in the documentation (I report the code below).
When the form is opened and the button is clicked, nothing happens, whereas a confirmation modal should appear.
<?php
namespace Awcodes\Scribble\Modals;
use Awcodes\Scribble\Enums\SlideDirection;
use Awcodes\Scribble\Livewire\ScribbleModal;
use Awcodes\Scribble\Profiles\MinimalProfile;
use Awcodes\Scribble\ScribbleEditor;
use Filament\Forms\Components\Actions;
use Filament\Forms\Components\Actions\Action;
use Filament\Forms\Components\Radio;
class NoticeForm extends ScribbleModal
{
public ?string $header = 'Notice';
public static ?SlideDirection $slideDirection = SlideDirection::Right;
// this should match the identifier in the tool class
public ?string $identifier = 'notice';
public function mount(): void
{
$this->form->fill([
'color' => $this->data['color'] ?? 'info',
'body' => $this->data['body'] ?? null,
]);
}
public function getFormFields(): array
{
return [
Radio::make('color')
->inline()
->inlineLabel(false)
->options([
'info' => 'Info',
'success' => 'Success',
'warning' => 'Warning',
'danger' => 'Danger',
]),
ScribbleEditor::make('body')
->profile(MinimalProfile::class)
->columnSpanFull(),
Actions::make([
Action::make('resetStars')
->icon('heroicon-m-x-mark')
->color('danger')
->requiresConfirmation()
->action(function(){
\Log::info('test');
})
])
];
}
}
What happened?
If I create a block with a modal and within the block, I add a confirm button (or any other script to open a modal), nothing happens. There are no JavaScript errors or anything else; simply nothing happens.
I suppose it's because the modal component of Filament is not being used, because with the Tip-Tap editor of Filament, it was perfectly possible to open a modal from an already open modal for the insertion of a block.
How to reproduce the bug
To reproduce, all that is needed is to add a button with requiresConfirmation to the NoticeForm that is provided in the documentation (I report the code below).
When the form is opened and the button is clicked, nothing happens, whereas a confirmation modal should appear.
Package Version
0.3.7-alpha
PHP Version
8.2.15
Laravel Version
10.48.4
Which operating systems does with happen with?
No response
Notes
No response