The link to the repository is above so you can check out the schema from there. From what I remember, I just took one of older demo projects and tried to create the adminpanel for it.
Don't be a dill like me and make sure when you go to the doco you select the right version... I was trying to build in v3 but google threw me to v1 doco and I was wondering why it wasnt working.
Also this tutorial is built with v2. Still good to watch but be aware it is out of date now.
Awesome work as always. Thanks for the tutorial :)
This makes me very happy to hear.
I've really enjoyed what I have seen of filiment. It seems to do a ton of things, out of the box, that I was manually doing for every app. I'm currently testing to see how far I can push it with complex relations, which is where I find a lot of datatables fall down.
Hi, You are using a pre-existing database. Where is the information on the schema? Is that another course? Thanks Larry
The link to the repository is above so you can check out the schema from there. From what I remember, I just took one of older demo projects and tried to create the adminpanel for it.
Hi Povilas, Is there a way to hide a textinput on a form and only making it visible for an Admin and invisoble for a manager ..?
Yes, there's
hiding(), your exact example is in the docsthanks
Handy gotcha note:
Don't be a dill like me and make sure when you go to the doco you select the right version... I was trying to build in v3 but google threw me to v1 doco and I was wondering why it wasnt working.
Also this tutorial is built with v2. Still good to watch but be aware it is out of date now. Awesome work as always. Thanks for the tutorial :)
I am working on new V3 course, the first lessons are already out, will add more daily: https://laraveldaily.com/course/filament-3
This makes me very happy to hear. I've really enjoyed what I have seen of filiment. It seems to do a ton of things, out of the box, that I was manually doing for every app. I'm currently testing to see how far I can push it with complex relations, which is where I find a lot of datatables fall down.