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Discover how to filter data in Yajra DataTables based on a selected date in Laravel. Follow our step-by-step guide for effective date-specific data retrieval.
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Yajara DataTable Filtration by Specific Date in Laravel

Hey there, developers! Today, we’re tackling an essential feature in web applications that need to handle data efficiently: the ability to filter data based on a specific date. If you're using the Yajra DataTable package in Laravel, it's quite straightforward to implement. Let’s dive into the problem and its solution for filtering data by a selected date.

The Problem

You want to filter the displayed data in your Yajra DataTable based on a specific date. This means that when a user chooses a date (for example, October 7, 2023), they should only see the data corresponding to that date, without the option for a date range. If this is what you are looking to achieve, you’re at the right place!

The Solution

To implement this filtering, we need to make changes at both the controller and the view levels of your Laravel application. Below are the steps broken down clearly:

Step 1: Modifying the Controller

In your controller, you need to handle the incoming request containing the selected date. Here’s how you can structure your code:

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Explanation:

$request- input('selected_date'): This line retrieves the selected date from the request.

whereDate method: This Laravel query method filters the results based on the created_at column, matching it with the selected date.

DataTables::of($query): Finally, this returns the filtered data that Yajra DataTable will display.

Step 2: Setting Up the View

Next, you need to let users select a date in the frontend. For that, add the following HTML in your view file:

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Context:

The above code creates a date input field where users can select the date they want to filter by. Make sure the <div> is enclosed properly in your form.

Step 3: Ajax Request for DataTable

Now, we need to ensure that when a user selects a date, the DataTable gets updated correctly. Here’s how to implement the AJAX request:

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Breakdown:

Processing and Server-Side: These options ensure that your DataTable will process data on the server side, allowing for large datasets to be handled efficiently.

ajax.data function: Here we pass the selected date to the server when making the AJAX request to fetch and filter data.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can successfully filter data in a Yajra DataTable based on a selected date in Laravel. This functionality can greatly enhance the user experience by allowing users to find the data they need with ease.

If you have any further questions or need additional assistance, feel free to leave a comment below! Happy coding!