Hi, is it possibile in wysiwyg editor to add HTML ?

You have an option in WYSIWYG editor to enable button for HTML source -

editSource

.

this is my editor...

ok changing 'editSource' => false,

well you'll need true if you want to edit source

Hello Everyone 🙂 Please, any ideas on how to make dependent dropdown selects in Twill? Case: Select Country >> Select Region >> Select City when selecting country should populate the regions dropdown with regions only related to the selected country and so on ... any ideas? and thanks in advance 🙂

Hey @Bibo, you can do something like this using conditional fields, but it would be very heavy in your case as that would mean having as many select fields on the form as there are regions and cities in your system. We recently merged a new feature that allows something that should help on browser fields, since they are pulling their content dynamically. See https://github.com/area17/twill/pull/1400

your first browser field value would be used to retrieve the list of regions, and the region would be used to retrieve the cities

If you want to keep select fields, the first approach is the only way. I'm thinking about a way to make any field depend on others through some xhr refresh though, which is more like what you're looking for

Thanks @ifox It would be much better if I keep it using select field, I've already explored the option of conditional fields, but I do not think it would properly work. for time being I will try to implement "connectedBrowserField". as temporarily solution. I would suggest if conditional fields could be more dynamic like this:

@formConnectedFields([
    'fieldName' => 'country',
    'fieldValues' => 'id',
    'renderForBlocks' => true/false # (depending on regular form vs block form)
])
    @formField('select', [
        'name' => 'region',
        'label' => 'Region',
        'options' => $regionsList
    ])
@endformConnectedFields

so this $regionsList renders list by "country_id". this is just draft thinking, I am thinking to work myself on that.

the idea with the approach I shared is to loop over all your countries and regions to render a select field for each that is connected to the value of the previous one. They can all be named the same since only one will render at a time. I can write a snippet in a moment.

@ifox so if I want to go with the approach you shared, what is you advice if I want to work on it?

- standard country select - for each country, render a region select wrapped by formConnectedField - for each region, render a city select wrapped by formConnectedField

Maybe we could think of a drilldown component in 3.x?

Based on a nested array

totally. I'm also thinking about something that could help with a lot of use cases: xhr based conditional fields. Basically you could return anything you want dynamically depending on the state of the form, not just one field.

@ifox This would be great.

I'm currently following the made with twill tutorial and I just realised that the contributor section won't let me publish the pages and that the admin view won't update to include avatars or tags. couldn't find what I did wrong

Hi @oxocero, the videos are getting a bit old so you may be trying to use something that is not supported anymore. Do you get an error when updating? If you can, feel free to push your code to GitHub, it'll be easier to help.

Hi! I wonder if there is a way to update model records using create modal! Case: I have very simple models that only takes name and description, I though it will be much better to create/update using modals only. Thanks for any suggestions.

Hi @Bibo, there is, for sure!

editInModal

set to true in the

$indexOptions

of your module's controller would do that.

and then to manage the fields in that modal: https://twill.io/docs/guides/adding-fields-to-the-create-modal.html#basic-customization

@ifox Thanks a lot 😀

@ifox could you please help. How can I extend the twill_user invitation link timeout? As I can see all links sent in emails are valid for approximately 1 hour. How can I extend this period?

Hi @oleynikd, see https://github.com/area17/twill/blob/d8cc6621a3d1f1ad7d1daf1a214f543dd4d5342b/src/TwillServiceProvider.php#L197

Thank you!!! One more question: each time I upload updated code to my backend all active twill sessions die. Is there a way to keep sessions active when updating backend code?

this depends on how you're deploying and configuring sessions in your Laravel app. Most deployments involve redis as the cache/session driver nowadays. You can also use database sessions which would be preserved when deploying as well.

Hello everyone, I have a block and it has images. I need to display them in a loop, but each of the images needs to have lqip. I know there are several methods in the HasMedias trait that return associative arrays, but none of those methods return an array of lqip data. As a temporary solution, I did it in the view and if you don't suggest a more elegant way, then I will take it out as a trait with a method for use in other models

Have you checked https://twill.io/docs/getting-started/configuration.html#imgix ?

And

php artisan twill:lqip

- This command generates low-quality image placeholders (LQIP) of your media files as base64 encoded strings that you can inline in your HTML response to avoid an extra image request. This is a strategy deployed in media management to improve initial page load times. The default behavior of this command is to generate LQIP for any media files that do not already have an LQIP alternative. Use the --all flag to generate new LQIP for all media files. To learn more about media management, check out the media library section of the documentation.