In my form I have a dropdown list which need to have some of its options disabled according to the state of the model.

fields.yaml

     status:
         tab: Manage
         label: Status
         span: left
         type: dropdown

The model:

 public function getStatusOptions()
 {       
     return array('pending' => 'Pending',
                  'refused' => 'Refused',
                  'pending_subscription' => 'Pending subscription',
                  'canceled' => 'Canceled',
                  'member' => 'Member',
                  'pending_renewal' => 'Pending renewal',
                  'revoked' => 'Revoked');
 } 

 public function filterFields($fields, $context = null)
 { 
     $fields->status; // <= Don't know how to use it...     
 }

1) Is it possible to disable some options through the getStatusOptions array ?

2) Is it possible to disable some options through the filterFields function and how ?

Last updated 3 years ago

Should be possible to REMOVE options in both methods, not DISABLE... what exactly do you want to do?

Well, removing options is a bit too radical. These statuses (pending, refused etc...) are part of a workflow and the user has to see them all, even though some of them are not selectable. So, to me disabling options is the best way to go.

I don't think that's possible with October currently. There is no way to pass attributes to the options.

It can be done with custom JavaScript, though.

Last updated 3 years ago

Thanks for clarifying.
Yes, Javascript is the solution.
Ex:

$('#Form-field-Member-status option[value="revoked"]').prop('disabled', true);
// Refreshes the dropdown list.
$('#Form-field-Member-status').select2().trigger('change');

lucas.sanner54070 said:

Thanks for clarifying.
Yes, Javascript is the solution.
Ex:

$('#Form-field-Member-status option[value="revoked"]').prop('disabled', true); // Refreshes the dropdown list. $('#Form-field-Member-status').select2().trigger('change');

Thanks. It's a good temporary solution