Laravel 12 Tutorial #70 | Product Filters (IX) | Column Re-ordering | Column Visibility | Roles

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In this part, we will integrate the datatable, column reordering, column visibility, and roles & permissions features into both the Filters and Filter Values modules in the admin panel.

1) scripts.blade.php — update tablesConfig
Add filters and filters_values to the global tablesConfig used by the DataTables init script so both modules will (a) restore saved column order and hidden columns on load and (b) reuse the same column-reorder / column-visibility save listeners that already exist for categories and products. This avoids duplicating init code.

2) FilterController@index (update)
Mirror the products flow — fetch data + permission info from service, then load the admin's saved column preferences from the column_preferences table and pass them to the view as $filtersSavedOrder and $filtersHiddenCols. Also pass $title so the blade heading doesn't break.

3) FilterService::getAll() (update)
Bring FilterService response shape in line with ProductService::products() so controller/view expectations match. Also enforce the same admin/subadmin permission logic so blades can use $filtersModule['view_access'], edit_access, full_access.

i) Fetch all filters (with relations if needed)


ii) Set Admin/Subadmin Permissions for Filters

iii) Return the same structure as ProductService

4. Protect UI actions based on $filtersModule permissions: Add button and Edit/Delete/Toggle status appear only if admin has edit_access or full_access (delete only for full_access).

Manage Values link shows only if user has at least view_access. Table id filters matches scripts.blade.php config so DataTables order/visibility will apply.

5) FilterValueController@index (update)
Ensure the view receives the parent $filter, the correct variable name $filterValues (matching the blade), permission array $filtersValuesModule, and the saved preference vars for DataTables. Accept $filterId so the list is scoped to that filter.

6) FilterValueService::getAll($filterId) (update)
Return filter-values list plus permission details using the same pattern as products/filters so controller + blade can make consistent checks and behavior.

7) resources/views/admin/filter_values/index.blade.php (update)
Apply the same permission checks to Filter Values UI: Add/Edit/Delete buttons are shown only for users with edit_access/full_access (delete only on full_access). Table id="filters_values" ties into scripts.blade.php so saved order & hidden columns are applied and persisted.

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