Magento 2 and filtered collections












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I have a collection of users and I want to create a backend grid to show only some user depending on a filter.



For example I want to show all the users in my table whith age greater than 18.



I created a new collection and i added my filter to _initSelect method.



...
protected function _initSelect()
{
parent::_initSelect();
$this->addUsersFilter();

return $this;
}
...
public function addUsersFilter()
{
$this
->addFieldToFilter('age', ['gteq' => 18]);

return $this;
}
...


Bt my grid keeps showing me the whole table content regardless my filter.



Does anyone knows how to filter a grid directly from its source collection?










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    I have a collection of users and I want to create a backend grid to show only some user depending on a filter.



    For example I want to show all the users in my table whith age greater than 18.



    I created a new collection and i added my filter to _initSelect method.



    ...
    protected function _initSelect()
    {
    parent::_initSelect();
    $this->addUsersFilter();

    return $this;
    }
    ...
    public function addUsersFilter()
    {
    $this
    ->addFieldToFilter('age', ['gteq' => 18]);

    return $this;
    }
    ...


    Bt my grid keeps showing me the whole table content regardless my filter.



    Does anyone knows how to filter a grid directly from its source collection?










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      I have a collection of users and I want to create a backend grid to show only some user depending on a filter.



      For example I want to show all the users in my table whith age greater than 18.



      I created a new collection and i added my filter to _initSelect method.



      ...
      protected function _initSelect()
      {
      parent::_initSelect();
      $this->addUsersFilter();

      return $this;
      }
      ...
      public function addUsersFilter()
      {
      $this
      ->addFieldToFilter('age', ['gteq' => 18]);

      return $this;
      }
      ...


      Bt my grid keeps showing me the whole table content regardless my filter.



      Does anyone knows how to filter a grid directly from its source collection?










      share|improve this question














      I have a collection of users and I want to create a backend grid to show only some user depending on a filter.



      For example I want to show all the users in my table whith age greater than 18.



      I created a new collection and i added my filter to _initSelect method.



      ...
      protected function _initSelect()
      {
      parent::_initSelect();
      $this->addUsersFilter();

      return $this;
      }
      ...
      public function addUsersFilter()
      {
      $this
      ->addFieldToFilter('age', ['gteq' => 18]);

      return $this;
      }
      ...


      Bt my grid keeps showing me the whole table content regardless my filter.



      Does anyone knows how to filter a grid directly from its source collection?







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          Ok, I found it by myself. Posting here if it helps:



          This kind of filter cannot be done at collection level, but only at data provider level.



          So, if you have:



          <virtualType name="MyModuleModelResourceModelGridItemsCollection"
          type="MagentoFrameworkViewElementUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult">
          <arguments>
          <argument name="mainTable" xsi:type="string">my_table</argument>
          <argument name="resourceModel"
          xsi:type="string">MyModuleModelResourceModelItemsCollection</argument>
          </arguments>
          </virtualType>


          You can just point to your custom data provider instead of inheriting from MagentoFrameworkViewElementUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult.



          Your XML becomes:



          <virtualType name="MyModuleModelResourceModelGridItemsCollection"
          type="MyModuleUiComponentDataProviderSearchResultItems">
          <arguments>
          <argument name="mainTable" xsi:type="string">my_table</argument>
          <argument name="resourceModel"
          xsi:type="string">MyModuleModelResourceModelItemsCollection</argument>
          </arguments>
          </virtualType>


          Now we are referring to MyModuleUiComponentDataProviderSearchResultItems instead of MagentoFrameworkViewElementUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult.



          Now we have to create our new class:



          <?php
          namespace MyModuleUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult;

          class Items extends MagentoFrameworkViewElementUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult
          {
          protected function _initSelect()
          {
          parent::_initSelect();
          $this->addMyCustomFilter();

          return $this;
          }

          public function addMyCustomFilter()
          {
          $this
          ->addFieldToFilter('age', ['gteq' => 18])

          return $this;
          }
          }


          Hope it helps.






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            when I passing dynamic value from URL like:



             $nameURL = $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"];
            ... do something with $nameURL and get value: $name = "myname"
            and code:
            $this->addFieldToFilter('name', ['eq' => $name]); // not working





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              Ok, I found it by myself. Posting here if it helps:



              This kind of filter cannot be done at collection level, but only at data provider level.



              So, if you have:



              <virtualType name="MyModuleModelResourceModelGridItemsCollection"
              type="MagentoFrameworkViewElementUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult">
              <arguments>
              <argument name="mainTable" xsi:type="string">my_table</argument>
              <argument name="resourceModel"
              xsi:type="string">MyModuleModelResourceModelItemsCollection</argument>
              </arguments>
              </virtualType>


              You can just point to your custom data provider instead of inheriting from MagentoFrameworkViewElementUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult.



              Your XML becomes:



              <virtualType name="MyModuleModelResourceModelGridItemsCollection"
              type="MyModuleUiComponentDataProviderSearchResultItems">
              <arguments>
              <argument name="mainTable" xsi:type="string">my_table</argument>
              <argument name="resourceModel"
              xsi:type="string">MyModuleModelResourceModelItemsCollection</argument>
              </arguments>
              </virtualType>


              Now we are referring to MyModuleUiComponentDataProviderSearchResultItems instead of MagentoFrameworkViewElementUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult.



              Now we have to create our new class:



              <?php
              namespace MyModuleUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult;

              class Items extends MagentoFrameworkViewElementUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult
              {
              protected function _initSelect()
              {
              parent::_initSelect();
              $this->addMyCustomFilter();

              return $this;
              }

              public function addMyCustomFilter()
              {
              $this
              ->addFieldToFilter('age', ['gteq' => 18])

              return $this;
              }
              }


              Hope it helps.






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                Ok, I found it by myself. Posting here if it helps:



                This kind of filter cannot be done at collection level, but only at data provider level.



                So, if you have:



                <virtualType name="MyModuleModelResourceModelGridItemsCollection"
                type="MagentoFrameworkViewElementUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult">
                <arguments>
                <argument name="mainTable" xsi:type="string">my_table</argument>
                <argument name="resourceModel"
                xsi:type="string">MyModuleModelResourceModelItemsCollection</argument>
                </arguments>
                </virtualType>


                You can just point to your custom data provider instead of inheriting from MagentoFrameworkViewElementUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult.



                Your XML becomes:



                <virtualType name="MyModuleModelResourceModelGridItemsCollection"
                type="MyModuleUiComponentDataProviderSearchResultItems">
                <arguments>
                <argument name="mainTable" xsi:type="string">my_table</argument>
                <argument name="resourceModel"
                xsi:type="string">MyModuleModelResourceModelItemsCollection</argument>
                </arguments>
                </virtualType>


                Now we are referring to MyModuleUiComponentDataProviderSearchResultItems instead of MagentoFrameworkViewElementUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult.



                Now we have to create our new class:



                <?php
                namespace MyModuleUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult;

                class Items extends MagentoFrameworkViewElementUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult
                {
                protected function _initSelect()
                {
                parent::_initSelect();
                $this->addMyCustomFilter();

                return $this;
                }

                public function addMyCustomFilter()
                {
                $this
                ->addFieldToFilter('age', ['gteq' => 18])

                return $this;
                }
                }


                Hope it helps.






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                  Ok, I found it by myself. Posting here if it helps:



                  This kind of filter cannot be done at collection level, but only at data provider level.



                  So, if you have:



                  <virtualType name="MyModuleModelResourceModelGridItemsCollection"
                  type="MagentoFrameworkViewElementUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult">
                  <arguments>
                  <argument name="mainTable" xsi:type="string">my_table</argument>
                  <argument name="resourceModel"
                  xsi:type="string">MyModuleModelResourceModelItemsCollection</argument>
                  </arguments>
                  </virtualType>


                  You can just point to your custom data provider instead of inheriting from MagentoFrameworkViewElementUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult.



                  Your XML becomes:



                  <virtualType name="MyModuleModelResourceModelGridItemsCollection"
                  type="MyModuleUiComponentDataProviderSearchResultItems">
                  <arguments>
                  <argument name="mainTable" xsi:type="string">my_table</argument>
                  <argument name="resourceModel"
                  xsi:type="string">MyModuleModelResourceModelItemsCollection</argument>
                  </arguments>
                  </virtualType>


                  Now we are referring to MyModuleUiComponentDataProviderSearchResultItems instead of MagentoFrameworkViewElementUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult.



                  Now we have to create our new class:



                  <?php
                  namespace MyModuleUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult;

                  class Items extends MagentoFrameworkViewElementUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult
                  {
                  protected function _initSelect()
                  {
                  parent::_initSelect();
                  $this->addMyCustomFilter();

                  return $this;
                  }

                  public function addMyCustomFilter()
                  {
                  $this
                  ->addFieldToFilter('age', ['gteq' => 18])

                  return $this;
                  }
                  }


                  Hope it helps.






                  share|improve this answer













                  Ok, I found it by myself. Posting here if it helps:



                  This kind of filter cannot be done at collection level, but only at data provider level.



                  So, if you have:



                  <virtualType name="MyModuleModelResourceModelGridItemsCollection"
                  type="MagentoFrameworkViewElementUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult">
                  <arguments>
                  <argument name="mainTable" xsi:type="string">my_table</argument>
                  <argument name="resourceModel"
                  xsi:type="string">MyModuleModelResourceModelItemsCollection</argument>
                  </arguments>
                  </virtualType>


                  You can just point to your custom data provider instead of inheriting from MagentoFrameworkViewElementUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult.



                  Your XML becomes:



                  <virtualType name="MyModuleModelResourceModelGridItemsCollection"
                  type="MyModuleUiComponentDataProviderSearchResultItems">
                  <arguments>
                  <argument name="mainTable" xsi:type="string">my_table</argument>
                  <argument name="resourceModel"
                  xsi:type="string">MyModuleModelResourceModelItemsCollection</argument>
                  </arguments>
                  </virtualType>


                  Now we are referring to MyModuleUiComponentDataProviderSearchResultItems instead of MagentoFrameworkViewElementUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult.



                  Now we have to create our new class:



                  <?php
                  namespace MyModuleUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult;

                  class Items extends MagentoFrameworkViewElementUiComponentDataProviderSearchResult
                  {
                  protected function _initSelect()
                  {
                  parent::_initSelect();
                  $this->addMyCustomFilter();

                  return $this;
                  }

                  public function addMyCustomFilter()
                  {
                  $this
                  ->addFieldToFilter('age', ['gteq' => 18])

                  return $this;
                  }
                  }


                  Hope it helps.







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                      when I passing dynamic value from URL like:



                       $nameURL = $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"];
                      ... do something with $nameURL and get value: $name = "myname"
                      and code:
                      $this->addFieldToFilter('name', ['eq' => $name]); // not working





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                        when I passing dynamic value from URL like:



                         $nameURL = $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"];
                        ... do something with $nameURL and get value: $name = "myname"
                        and code:
                        $this->addFieldToFilter('name', ['eq' => $name]); // not working





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                          when I passing dynamic value from URL like:



                           $nameURL = $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"];
                          ... do something with $nameURL and get value: $name = "myname"
                          and code:
                          $this->addFieldToFilter('name', ['eq' => $name]); // not working





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                          when I passing dynamic value from URL like:



                           $nameURL = $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"];
                          ... do something with $nameURL and get value: $name = "myname"
                          and code:
                          $this->addFieldToFilter('name', ['eq' => $name]); // not working






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