John Davidson

Message:

I'm working in laravel php and have blade.php views,

I have the following component which is used in blade.php as follows

<x-form.select

            wire:model.defer="state.trip_destination"

            :search="true"

            x-search="

                (query) => {

                    return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {

                        resolve(fun()); //HERE

                    });

                }

            "

            name="state.trip_destination"

            type="text"

            id="trip-destination"

        />

Now I want to call the function fun() which is just returning a string, and is defined as

<script>

function fun()

{

    return "HELEL";

    debugger;

};

</script>

It doesn't goes to that function because it is out of scope, is there any way to solve this problem.

Thanks,

---

My Answer:
One way to solve this problem is to define the `fun()` function within the `x-form.select` component itself. This way, the function will be in scope when it is called in the `x-search` attribute.

Here's how you can modify your component to include the `fun()` function:

php
wire:model.defer="state.trip_destination"
:search="true"
x-search="
(query) => {
return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
resolve(fun());
});
}
"
name="state.trip_destination"
type="text"
id="trip-destination"
>




By including the `fun()` function within the component, it will be in scope when called in the `x-search` attribute. This should allow the function to be called successfully.