Disabling Input Fields on Filament Form Edit Page with User Verification

How can I make it so that personal data cannot be modified by the admin user on the edit page?

Here’s how I solved it, but I’m not sure if this is the best solution or if there might be a more efficient one. Thank you.

Sample code:

                Forms\Components\TextInput::make('lastname')
                    ->label(__('fields.property_agency_lastname'))
                    ->default($user_profile->lastname)
                    ->disabled(Filament::auth()->user()->email == "[email protected]")
                    ->required(),

                Forms\Components\TextInput::make('firstname')
                    ->label(__('fields.property_agency_firstname'))
                    ->default($user_profile->firstname)
                    ->disabled(Filament::auth()->user()->email == "[email protected]")
                    ->required(),

                Forms\Components\TextInput::make('mobil')
                    ->label(__('fields.property_agency_mobil'))
                    ->default($user_profile->mobil)
                    ->disabled(Filament::auth()->user()->email == "[email protected]")
                    ->required(),

                Forms\Components\TextInput::make('email')
                    ->label(__('fields.property_agency_email'))
                    ->default($user_data->email)
                    ->disabled(Filament::auth()->user()->email == "[email protected]")
                    ->required(),

omeratayilmaz

1 year ago

Level 13

Hello mate, Instead of using the admin e-mail, I would suggest using roles for situations like this:

Filament::auth()->user()->hasRole('admin');

Also, if you only have one admin, this solution is sufficient. Just consider summarizing all conditions into a single variable, such as:

$fooCondition = Filament::auth()->user()->email == "[email protected]";

$adminCondition = Filament::auth()->user()->hasRole('admin');

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Fzoltan87

1 year ago

Level 1

@omeratayilmaz Yes, the site has one admin. That's why I considered email verification. I set it up so that at the /admin URL, it retrieves administrator data from the admins table, while at the /agency URL, it retrieves data from the users table.

Do you have any idea why ->default($user_profile->lastname) isn’t showing up on the edit page? What could be causing this?

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