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Omg thank you @michaloravec ! It worked perfectly, can't believe it was so simple, I've been staring at it for a couple of hours now.. Should probably go to bed! Thanks again :)

Hi guys,

I have two Storage disks setup:

1. "static" (source disk)
2. "sftp" (destination disk)

With another process I create a bunch of files and folders and move them to "static" once compiled, then I would like to have a scheduled job upload the files/folders every once in a while to "sftp".

I can't seem to find a way to move the entire directory including files and sub-directories to the sftp disk.

What I tried:

$files = Storage::disk('static')->files();

foreach($files as $file) {
    $this->uploadFile($file);
}

public function uploadFile($file)
    {
        $file = // somehow instantiate the file here
        Storage::disk('sftp')->put($file->get, $file);
    }

However $files = Storage::disk('static')->files(); just returns a list of the files as strings, and not a real file instance.

Hi guys,

I found a way to redirect straight to a resource when visiting my Nova dashboard, however ideally I would want to completely hide the Dashboard link in the sidebar, has anyone found a way to do this?

Thanks!

Sorry for the late reply.

I usually do this in the mounted() hook, where I check for existence of the model, I can then populate each form item with the value from the model :)

Doesn’t look like it, try to do $feed->save()

Are you saving your model afterwards? :)

This shouldn’t be necessary, even for edit pages :)

Show me what you did :)

Also you should store the errors you get from your Axios call in Vue of course :)

Use the key of each input to fetch the error from the errors object/array, so you check like this: <div v-if=“errors.length && errors[‘emails’]”>

Can’t you just do it inside of your command? Inside the foreach loop, you set each of them to sent :)

Hi there,

I don't have particular experience with this, but would just like to offer you some advice for how to handle requests like this in the future.

Before agreeing with the client, make sure that you spend 1-2 hours researching API's, libraries, packages etc. which can help you before even starting, this will save you a bunch of time in the long run, and create a better and more confident relationship with your client, simple because you then know that you are able to solve the task before starting.

I think many freelance projects die because the freelancer signed up to deliver something that is not actually possible within the constraints set out by the client, or they are technically not able to do.