Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Flashes are not working with turbo enabled. If I add data-turbo="false" to the body they work like expected.

Describe the solution you'd like I'd like to make use of turbo.

Describe alternatives you've considered Maybe a special div to where the flashes are rendered, so that only that div can be excluded from turbo?

Hey,

First of all amazing package and very nice work. I can find the config file for flasher-laravel and i can override the js file there but how do i move the js file of this adapter "flasher-toastr-larave" from cdn to local.

Thankyou

I got the error "Class "Flasher\Prime\Flasher" not found" in Laravel 9 with the Windows 11 operating system, I think this error is because the Windows operating system cannot have a file with the same name as in the php-flasher package, namely the Flasher file. php and flasher.php, if on linux I don't think there is a problem.

hi

how can i fix this:

Call to undefined function App\Http\Livewire\Admin\Languages\toastr()

u get this error when call this method in livewire render method:

toastr()->livewire()->addSuccess('notification using toastr library');

thank you

Most libraries allow timeout to be set to 0 to keep the toast visible. flasher-js code does not seem to allow that.

Additionally, I noticed (at least in Laravel) setting an option on the message builder does not seem to apply like the options set in config/flasher.php

Describe the bug Hi guys, the library is great, i'm using this with Tall Stack, the problem occurs when i invoke the flash() from a helper file (i mean i have a file, outside of our components in which i have a lot of functions) one of those functions is used to retrieve some data using SOAP, and i'm trying to display a flash notification when a problem occurs. The main problem is that the icon's background is not loaded correctly, as you can see in the attached picture

This is how i invoke the flash()

if (count($response->RespuestaCuis->mensajesList) > 1) {
                foreach ($response->RespuestaCuis->mensajesList as $errorMessage) {
                    flash()->addFlash('error', $errorMessage->codigo . ": " . $errorMessage->descripcion, 'Errores al generar el CUIS', ['hops' => 5]);
                }
            } else {
                flash()->addFlash('error', $response->RespuestaCuis->mensajesList->codigo . ": " . $response->RespuestaCuis->mensajesList->descripcion, 'Error al generar el CUIS');
            }
            return false;

Thank you so much for your time!

Hey I just started using Flasher in an Symfony project but I cant find an option to change the notification locations. Currently it appears at the right side on the top but I would like it to be on the right bottom location. Is that possible?

Thanks in advance!

Describe the bug If a redirect is triggered from within a livewire component, the flasher output is never displayed as the request that would have triggered it originated within a livewire component, and the does not appear to be any mechanism available to delay the display until a future request in that case.

Whereas it is otherwise possible to define hops or delay stamps this does not appear to be possible from within a livewire component.

As a redirect causes a page reload, and as best I can tell presently display of flasher messages that originate within a livewire component occur as events rather than being added to the message bag in the session, the is presently no way to display a message after redirect.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Add a flasher message within a livewire component, and then redirect to a different page, observe no message displayed
2. Add a flasher message within a livewire component and do NOT redirect, and observe message IS displayed

Expected behavior I expect the notification to display after redirect, even if that requires me adding an extra flag when defining the message, so that for example when saving an entity and then redirecting to a list view - the save message is properly displayed.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: macOS
• Browser Firefox
• Version 100

Hey can you please update the documentation about how to pass the flasherInterface from view to show my validation errors, i tried checking out the blade documentation but its empty. appreciate the help.

I've created an error blade file which will render my validation errors, for now I'am using Flasher Facade, is there a better way to do this.

<?php
	use Flasher\Laravel\Facade\Flasher;
?>
    @if(isset($errors) && count($errors) > 0)
		@foreach($errors->all() as $error)
			<strong>@php Flasher::addError($error) @endphp</strong>
		@endforeach
	@endif

Thanks for creating this awesome alert. I saw in docs that livewire can only use toastr or sweetalert? Is it possible to use the main flasher (the one with white background and left border color) ?

thanks

Hello Sir,

Working in Index Method :

    public function index(FlasherInterface $flasher)
    {
        $users = User::all();
        $flasher->addSuccess('Welcome To Users Section');
        return view('admin.users.index', compact('users'));
    }

But not working in :

    public function destroy(FlasherInterface $flasher, User $user)
    {
        $user->delete();
        $flasher->addSuccess('User Deleted!');
        return redirect()->back();
    }

What is the reason, Am I doing anything wrong ?

laravel framework = 9.11 package = 1.4.0

Is there a list somewhere within the docs listing all the options that can be passed in the options array of laravels flash() helper function? The docs aren't very clear. I couldnt change the duration of the alert for example. i tried ['duration' => 1000] and ['timer' => 1000]. I would like to know what all the options are that can be passed in.