do you have any example to share?

Ill try to upload it today on my blog and share it with you.

Thanks

i appreciate it a lot

Hello, Is there a way I can pass to the getFormFieldsForBrowser() function a $titleKey parameter which is translated? I was using a specific field but now that I'm using translation on it it just returns null on browser's items. Thanks.

Hi @User, it should work wether the titleKey references a translated field or not

Hmmm, could it be cause I also have this very column in the main table?

and it is null

🕵️

sorry i was going to say it could be that you have browsers that are referencing records which are not translated in the locale you're using the admin with, but having the column in the main table could be an issue. You added the field in

translatedAttributes

, right?

Hello, I don't know why but Twill is trying to insert json-like content to translated string field: (from error message)

title = {\"en\":\"some translated text\"}

my form

php
@formField('input', [
        'name' => 'title',
        'label' => 'Title',
        'translated' => true,
    ])

and the whole model is just

php
class Homepage extends Model
{
    use HasMedias, HasTranslation, HasMetadata;

    protected $fillable = ['title'];
    protected $translatedAttributes = ['title'];
    public $mediasParams = [];
    public $metadataFallbacks = [];
}

migrations:

php
Schema::create('homepages', function (Blueprint $table) {
    createDefaultTableFields($table, true, false);
});

Schema::create('homepage_translations', function (Blueprint $table) {
    createDefaultTranslationsTableFields($table, 'homepage');
    $table->string('title', 16)->nullable();
});

hmm, multiple singleton modules are doing this. Repeaters there work fine

Hi @Sami where is that title field? Can you share the full error?

do you have HandleTranslations on the repository?

I'm not currently on the pc, I will reply to this msg later

But I think the HandleTranslations is on the repo

I checked this

Okay, there is HandleTranslations on the repo. The error:

if I save that and refresh the website, it shows

would you mind sharing all the files for that module so I can reproduce?

new thread maybe?

yes, you can also zip them up

singleton-title-translations-issue

@User Sorry for late response, you have link in DM.

anyone encounter "Target class [] does not exist." on a forge AWS setup? I've a 3 nested modules that work fine locally but on online I get the error when accessing the admin at "admin/sections/1/pages/3/edit/" . First level is fine, admin/sections/1/edit works

hi @eoinm that's interesting. First thing that comes to mind would be some case sensitivity issue. Can you share more of the error?

Could also have something to do with caching routes/config maybe.

Thanks guys, I'd already tried clearing cache with php artisan route:clear, php artisan config:clear and php artisan cache:clear . And deleting the vendor file and reinstalling just in case. Case sensitivity sounds possible, not sure white it's acting different on local and remote (both PHP 8.1)