Issues with $titleColumnKey shifting an extra column to table

[zedee]

So I'm trying to display a module which has two relationships.

Got a Crews table which contains members and roles and got a module for it. Maybe not the smartest decision but this was inherited, so... I got what I got.

Part of my controller:

protected $moduleName = 'crews';

    protected $formWith = ['member', 'role'];

    protected $titleColumnKey = 'memberName';

    protected $indexOptions = [
        'create' => true,
        'editInModal' => true,
    ];

    protected $indexColumns = [
        'member' => [
            'title' => 'Name',
            'relationship' => 'member',
            'field' => 'name',
            'sort' => true
        ],
        'role' => [ // relation column
            'title' => 'Role',
            'relationship' => 'role',
            'field' => 'title',
            'sort' => true
        ]
    ];

    protected $browserColumns = [
        'member' => [
            'title' => 'Name',
            'relationship' => 'member',
            'field' => 'name'
        ],
        'role' => [ // relation column
            'title' => 'Role',
            //'sort' => true,
            'relationship' => 'role',
            'field' => 'title'
        ]
    ];

    // Optional, specify the default listing order
    protected $defaultOrders = ['member' => 'desc'];

    // Optional, specify the default listing filters
    protected $defaultFilters = ['search' => 'member|search'];

On index view, I am being able to get names and roles, but there's an extra column I cannot reach, which defaults to 'name' as its name, and its not sortable (funny, the column next to it, is).

I attach an screenshot to clarify what I got:

Any ideas?

[zedee]

Has anyone found an explanation for this issue?

[ifox]

Hi @zedee sorry for the delay. I'm not sure how you are trying to access the "Nom" column since it is not in your example code. I think you might have an issue because your titleColumnKey doesn't have an entry in the $indexColumns. Try renaming your member key to memberName. I'm afraid this is going to be a problem to create new records though, is there no field on the crew model that you'd display on the listing page/create modal?

[galingong]

Had the same problem until I figured it out - @ifox is right, I can confirm that if you override $indexColumns, $titleColumnKey has to have a key in it. Twill tries to access $indexColumns[$this->titleColumnKey], which means that whatever $titleColumnKey property is set to, that value has to be included in $indexColumns as a key, eg. if you left $titleColumnKey untouched (default value is 'title', already set in the package), $indexColumns has to be set like so:

    protected $indexColumns = [
        'title' => [
            'title' => 'Title',
            'field' => 'title'
        ],
        'member' => [
            'title' => 'Name',
            'relationship' => 'member',
            'field' => 'name',
            'sort' => true
        ],
        'role' => [ // relation column
            'title' => 'Role',
            'relationship' => 'role',
            'field' => 'title',
            'sort' => true
        ]
    ];