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Hello, |
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this worked for me by calling the setFilter helper. in the builder instance |
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indeed it does... |
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I have done it with the following method, it's far from ideal as it causes a quick redirect by the looks of it: public function mount() {
if(!$this->getAppliedFilterWithValue('created_at')) {
$this->setFilter('created_at', '2022-10-01');
}
} |
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Hello,
It seems like setting a default filter is not possible anymore in v2.x.
Is there any workaround for this or will it be added in the future?
EDIT:
I found the new way of applying a filter. For anyone else wondering how to do this: setFilter()
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