Closed ronfuller closed 3 weeks ago
On initial load of the filter, the display label is the date range [06/16/2024 - 06/30/2024] instead of the range label "Last 14 days"
When using the filter Reset in filament, the correct label "Last 14 days" appears correctly.
Steps to reproduce: 1) Set custom ranges 2) Use Range Labels 3) Set startDate and EndDate to match a range label
On initial load the range is displayed, on filter reset, the correct label is displayed
DateRangeFilter::make('created_at') ->label('Date Range') ->disableClear() ->disableCustomRange() ->withIndicator() ->ranges([ 'Today' => [now(), now()], 'Yesterday' => [now()->subDay(), now()->subDay()], 'Last 7 days' => [now()->subDays(7), now()], 'Last 14 days' => [now()->subDays(14), now()], 'Last 30 days' => [now()->subDays(30), now()], 'Last 60 days' => [now()->subDays(60), now()], 'Last 90 days' => [now()->subDays(90), now()], 'All Dates' => [now()->subYears(10), now()], ]) ->useRangeLabels() ->startDate(now()->subDays(14)) ->endDate(now()) ->format('m/d/Y') ->displayFormat('MM/DD/YYYY') ->columnSpan(1) ->columns(1),
Fixed in v 2.8
On initial load of the filter, the display label is the date range [06/16/2024 - 06/30/2024] instead of the range label "Last 14 days"
When using the filter Reset in filament, the correct label "Last 14 days" appears correctly.
Steps to reproduce: 1) Set custom ranges 2) Use Range Labels 3) Set startDate and EndDate to match a range label
On initial load the range is displayed, on filter reset, the correct label is displayed