Wait, that is already there.

hey @mateoD can you show your morphmap for people?

@Harings Rob the fix is in 3.x not 2.x

it's there in 2.x https://github.com/area17/twill/blob/2.x/src/Http/Controllers/Admin/DashboardController.php#L157

where can i find morphmap in files to show you ?

Oh sorry I was looking at an earlier commit hash

If you have no morph map defined, then I feel your dashboard config is invalid.

A morphmap looks like this:

Relation::morphMap([
            'events' => 'App\Models\Event',
            'articles' => 'App\Models\Article',
            'pages' => '\App\Models\Page',
            'modules' => '\App\Models\Module',
            'speakers' => '\App\Models\Speaker',
        ]);

It makes a link between your string "people" and the model class.

I think before it failed silently. But now it shows the error because it is not configured correctly.

where should i put this script ?

did people ever show up in your dashboard before 2.9?

yes before update they shows exactly

Can you share the dashboard config? You can also pm it to me if it is private

that's impossible 😄 there must be a morphMap defined somewhere for this to work afaik. In your activities table do

subject_type

do you see people or a namespace?

check your AppServiceProvider @mateoD

i registered this morph map to appServiceProvider and now a got this error

Class App\Models\People specified in twill.dashboard configuration does not exists.

Either prefix it with

\

or make it

\App\Models\People::class

(but without quotes)

'peaple` => \App\Models\People::class

Try like this. Ive had those issue before too, found this answer on web.

php
return [
    'dashboard' => [
        'modules' => [
            'App\Models\People' =>[ // Or change name if name of the model is diffrent
                'name' => 'people',
                'label' => 'People',
                'count' => true,
                'create' => true,
                'activity' => true,
                'draft' => false,
                'search' => true,
                'search_fields' => ['first_name', 'last_name']
            ],

now it works thank you all 🙂

I still do not understand how it would have ever worked before

I don't know, but before it worked fine in some projects I worked on

Hi I need some help. I'm creating a controller route to test some things on twill, and I've loaded a TwillUser object from twill_user table (class TwillUser that extends User from Twill). I'm trying to get its fields (like "name" for example), but it always returns a null when trying to use standard laravel (I'm trying $twillUser->name, for example). Does it works differently than standard laravel models? How can I get its fields values?

Here's a confusing one. This just started today --- this module is only showing the first model even though there are six. Clicking on mine or published it still only shows one. The only place you see more is on the Trash tab.

I checked the queries and I see the one that's grabbing the models, and it is definitely getting all six on the query level. I tried it directly in mysql for good measure

Oddly all other modules are showing me all expected rows, it's just this one.

Only thing I can think of is looking at differences between admin controllers, even though nothing has changed since this stopped working

This one is also NestedModuleController while the others are just ModuleController

That might be a good thread to investigate, will take a look