Link to a specific tab

[LorenzoSapora]

Hey,

Using the tab package, the currently selected tab is reflected into the url ( /resources/users/123/#Campaign=sent ).

Is it currently possible to link to that in this version? If so, point it out and I'll write a PR for the README. If not, tag this with a feature-request.

Thanks

[anderly]

@LorenzoSapora, will take a look at this. We're using the Link element from Inertia (which Nova uses internally) but it doesn't automatically include the currently selected tab (or any URL hash for that matter) in all routes. That's probably something that would could allow for as an explicit opt-in vs. default behavior as there are cases where it wouldn't make sense.

Maybe something like ->appendHash() or ->includeHash() that would allow you to include any URL hash present in the current URL in the generated metric URL.

[LorenzoSapora]

Yeah, I've been digging, too

                ->route('nova.pages.detail', 
                    [
                        'resource' => 'users', 
                        'resourceId' => $request->resourceId,
                        'Campaign' => 'sent'
                    ])

is close with /resources/users/123/?Campaign=sent but can't seem to get it to use the hashtag.

[anderly]

Yeah, the route method is just using the Laravel route helper under the covers which won't include URL hashes. So, most likely, we'd either need to wrap the Link component with a custom component and then provide a method to opt-in to hash inclusion off the Linkable metric api, which we'd then consume in the component to retrieve the current hash and append to the generated URL.

The other possibility is simply use the url() method instead of the route method and then you have full control over the generated URL.

Example: ->url('/resources/users/123/#Campaign=sent')

However, you'd still have the challenge of knowing the current URL hash on the PHP side.

You might be able do some trickery with detecting the current hash and sticking it in session or something and then retrieving prior to using the url method, but just thinking of possibilities.