That would be life saving. As the docs right now only explains repeaters that needs to establish a relationship in a model. That would save me a lot of time and effort in making a custom component

Maybe this can already get you started: https://github.com/area17/twill/issues/1060

Great, I will take a look

The gist is unfortunately lost but maybe you can get it running with the content of the issue itself.

Hello there! What is the prefered type of database column of checkbox / multi checkbox?

Hi @24C Felix, checkbox is a boolean. Multi checkbox is supposed to be used with a relationship, like multi select https://twill.io/docs/form-fields/multi-select.html#multi-select-with-dynamic-values. you can also decide to save in a JSON column with some adjustments.

Okay, thanks!

And: Is there a way to hide the "EDITOR" button in a form?

Do you have any Traits included in Model or Repo regarding Blocks?

disableEditor can be set to true in your

formData

Yes, but preview is not needed for the user 🙂

Then you can use what ifox said and dynamicly check current user role and return bool if current user can see editor or not.

Ah nice! Just out of interest - is there any documentation or commit or anything like that?

Thats nice, but tbh - I just don't want to create preview views lol

thanks @kalle, fixed my message above. It looks like this is specifically missing from the docs. We should have a section about all those options for the form. Thanks for flagging!

No problem! Twill is amazing and gets even better the more I know about (not) documented features. I know how it is - its a very enthusiastic project so features get ahead of the docs 😄

And thank you guys for your awesome support!

"A documentation update a day, keeps the questions away" 😄

Hi @ifox

I am newbiee in Laravel Twill

Now i am trying to get hook when deleting eloquent in model.

Is there any hook function for it?

You can overload method

afterDelete

in your Repository. Just make sure that you call parent method to finish request.

php
    public function afterDelete($object)
    {
        // Do some stuff
        return parent::afterDelete($object);
    }

Other way would be to listen for Eloquent model events https://laravel.com/docs/9.x/eloquent#events

Hello everyone, I have several forms on the site and I save unique emails to the database (I make a mailing list). I have created a custom page and want to try creating a form to fill out a newsletter. I have a couple of questions (actually there are many 😅 ): 1. I am using select component but somehow I am getting this error 2. How do I process a request to the server using js. For example, I want to send a request to an endpoint and get a response.

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about the second question, I came up with this method, but I'm not sure if it's correct

Hi @Johnny Maynne, that's an approach that totally works, you're free to take the approach that works for you in this context. You could build JS files and load them here to avoid inline JS if you prefer too. As far as submitting the form, if you need it to be without page reload, then your approach looks good.

I also thought about separate files and connecting them to the page, but I want to keep the logic in one file. For more complex things, I would use a custom component for Vue JS with Twill components included.

makes sense