A 2-in-1 tip. You may specify that not only does the "Edit" action call the Edit page, but a click anywhere on the row would do the same.
use App\Filament\Resources\CustomerResource\Pages; public function table(Table $table): Table{ return $table // ... ->recordUrl( fn (Model $record): string => Pages\EditCustomer::getUrl([$record->id]), );}
But also, you may override where it leads to: for example, specify a View page instead of the Edit page.
use App\Filament\Resources\CustomerResource\Pages; public function table(Table $table): Table{ return $table // ... ->recordUrl( fn (Model $record): string => Pages\ViewCustomer::getUrl([$record->id]), );}
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