Hi, how can I do a page like that ? https://demo.twill.io/about Any tutorial for do that ?

Hey @User , you could use a standard module but with only one row in the database, and no index in the CMS. A "single page module", so to speak.

Quick example : https://github.com/area17/twill/discussions/1034

Thanks for your time and help

Ill give it a quick look now

It looks like they loaded automaticly from twill package

SQLSTATE[42S02]: Base table or view not found: 1146 Table '{PROJECT}.taggables' doesn't exist (SQL: select `tags`.*, `taggables`.`taggable_id` as `pivot_taggable_id`, `taggables`.`tag_id` as `pivot_tag_id`, `taggables`.`taggable_type` as `pivot_taggable_type` from `tags` inner join `taggables` on `tags`.`id` = `taggables`.`tag_id` where `taggables`.`taggable_id` = 1 and `taggables`.`taggable_type` = posts order by `order_column` asc) (View: D:\laragon\www\{PROJECT}\vendor\area17\twill\views\partials\form\_tags.blade.php)

My Model:

php
class Post extends Model
{
    use HasBlocks, HasSlug, HasMedias, HasRevisions, HasTags;
    ...
}

My Repository:

php
class PostRepository extends ModuleRepository
{
    use HandleBlocks, HandleSlugs, HandleMedias, HandleRevisions, HandleTags;|
    ...
}

Add the end off my form file

@formField('tags')

remove

HasTags

from your model

thats not from Twill and is looking for a different table

hey there, I was wondering what did I do wrong in order to get this string, instead of path when retrieving media via

image()

method?

Hey @User, most likely you're not passing the right parameters according to your $mediasParams config

Yup, that was the case. Thanks

What would be the proper way to pass data to a

form.blade.php

from a different module? e.g. if I had a model1 where I created some dynamic data, and wanted to add that data to a form to model2 as a list of options for example?

Quick example from the docs: https://twill.io/docs/#multi-select-with-dynamic-values This allows you to fill your

multi_select

options with all records from another module.

So basically if I had fields from 3 different models, I would have to make migrations for three separate sector_tables? e.g. post_sector_table, comment_sector_table, user_sector_table? While connecting them to sectors module? @User

Yes and no... hehe. Actually, I guess depends on how you want to store the data (the user selected options) in your DB. If you want actual relational data, you're better off with pivot tables. Otherwise, you can store it in a JSON field or something similar.

So, I can avoid sectors table altogether if I were to add a new column for each of the additional models, and store them as json inside the respective table?

yup, there are a bunch of options, pivot, JSON columns, foreign key, polymorphic tables, or even the built in polymorphic

related

table.

what kind of relationship are you trying to create between those models?

It should be a one to many, since I'm supposed to create several checkboxes and have all of them saved as a single entry for that model.

Totally! The built-in

related

is my new favorite ATM 🙂

You might remember the reactions I mentioned the other day? Well, I'd like to allow certain reactions for certain types of posts, so basically I'd just 'mark' reactions which are appropriate to be shown on the user-side.

While making reactions dynamic and being able to add as many as possible on another part of the CMS.

right. so first you can get the data from a module inside of the form of another one by either doing it directly from the view (not great), or by adding the

formData($request)

function to your module controller. Something like:

app(ReactionRepository::class)->list All('title')

will give you back a list that our selection form fields can take as options

Right, and then I'd just return the value as an array back to the form. But what happens to saving the data itself? I'll just add another field to the initial model (which will have several checkboxes) And just let twill handle the rest? I mean after adding it to fillable field list.

you might need to call something in the repository too, depending on the approach you take

Thanks it worked! Sorry for late reply was quite busy with stuff, didnt had time to reach my pc.

I do have a thumbnail set but it is not displaying when editing. Is that possible?

@formField('medias', [
        'name' => 'thumbnail',
        'label' => 'Thumbnail Image'
    ])

what do you mean by "I do have a thumbnail set"? after saving and reloading the form it's gone? did you define

thumbnail

in your model's

mediasParams

?

Nah I mean that when I edit the

post

I would like to see the thumbnail