Hi, has anyone encountered such an error before? It saves the data to the database, but when I refresh the page, it comes passively.

Hi has anyone encountered such an error

We did encounter an issue about browsers today. If a browseritem ist delete the browser does not show it any more but the relation is still persistent in the block json or twill_related table. Is there any solution with leads to a frontend error on your page when we use block->getRelated() because there a related items with null values.

hey @Shiftless try

->getRelated()->filter()

or something like:

php
$block->getRelated('browser_name')->reject(function ($item) {
    return empty($item);
})->values();

okay we where doing this as a workaround but it feels kind of wrong to have the related table and/or block content filled with "wrong" data.

@User you got the right workaround 😄

@ifox we where hoping for a trait or some postDelete clean up

@Shiftless is there browser data showing again after you refresh the page? Strange that it would not show in the ui but would show in the db.

the browser on twill cms does not show it but it stays in the database.

where in the database,

related

table, or

blocks

table?

both.

right. so the thing is, unless you destroyed them, it isn't wrong data per se, because if you were to restore that record, you would want those to be preserved

now I agree that if you completely destroyed it we should cleanup

for context, Twill didn't have "destroy" at first, only soft deletes. so that's kind of legacy that still needs to be addressed

Is it possible to create custom pages in twill laravel using react ui?

Hi @cooz_master, yes it is, some community members did it. just to confirm you mean within the CMS itself right?

im trying to build a page with custom css and html in react ui whose contents can be edited from twill

im not able to find any reference to similar examples in google

Probably not open sourced but for start you can look into https://github.com/area17/twill/blob/2.x/views/layouts/free.blade.php

You can overwrite this file and load custom things like compiled react js file

From React iteself you can interact with the Laravel routes

I don't think we're talking about the same thing @cooz_master @kalle

it sounds like @cooz_master is looking to build a frontend site using React, and he wants to manage the content of that site with Twill

And yes Im talking about custom content in Twill, are we on the same page? Ok Im lost now

Hello, we use a prefixed route in a module. Unfortunately the item links in the related browser have broken links now. How can we fix the browser item links? thx

I am trying to build a laravel website which is built using react ui and i want to manage content of those page in twill

right, then definitely possible. Do you manage routing in React or Laravel? as in is it an SPA?

Aha, then ignore what I have written before, that is not really related to your usecase.

routing using laravel

React ui is kind of new for me, haven't used react ui in laravel yet hence finding difficult to integrate it this way.