Sergiu17

@ERIKGYEPES - a Service - yes, a Controller - no. Controller is just for request/response.

You can create a Service an inject it in your commands

Hi, a Trait? Or may be Parent Class?

@php $i = 1 @endphp

@foreach ($products as $product)

    @php $i++ @endphp
@endforeach

@LAWKUNCHI - That's true, you need to implode this array into a string, or whatever you chose.

'docs' = implode(', ' $paths);

You may store as JSON, or create a separate table for files

Simplest way is to download composer.phar file and put it in root of your laravel app, and to run in

php composer.phar list

So what's the problem? Can't save an array ( paths ) into docs column?

Why you don't use JavaScript for this?

Let's take step by step. Laravel 5+ ( I guess ) there's no more ->before(), you should use middleware instead

// example
Route::('/rates', function() {})->middleware('auth');

Now about undefined favorites variable, take baby steps

// Route
Route::get('users/{id}/favorites', function ($userId)
{
    $listings = User::findOrFail($userId)->favorites;

    return view('rates', compact('listings')); // you send here only one variable, which is not favorites. You should rename this variable to 'favorites' since you grab user's favorites
});
// should be like so
Route::get('users/{id}/favorites', function ($userId)
{
    $favorites = User::findOrFail($userId)->favorites;

    return view('rates', compact('favorites '));
});

Now you can access favorites variable

Sure

DB::table('users')->insert([
    [
        'name' => 'John',
        'email' => '[email protected]'
    ],
    [
        'name' => 'Mary',
        'email' => '[email protected]'
    ]
]);

After editing .env file, make sure you run php artisan config:clear

Hi! Usually for css, images, and js I use

asset()

Looks like this is what you need, in my case is set to ALT+E, but I've modified it. It's called Extend Selection

@D9705996 - Yes, you are right, more appropriate would be to assert status code, or better as you did with assert contain. That's why I said my 5 pennies :D Thanks!

My 5 pennies

Route::get('/testing-throttle', function () {
    return response('Success', 200);
})->middleware('throttle:1,1');

/**
* @test
*/
public function testing_throttle()
{
    $response = $this->get('/testing-throttle');
    $response->assertStatus(200);

    $response = $this->get('/testing-throttle');
    $response->assertHeader('X-RATELIMIT-REMAINING', 0);
}

Laravel responds with X-RATELIMIT-REMAINING header when limit is reached

@JARJARSLOTH - That's awesome, look how you can do this

public function messages()
{
    return $this->hasMany(Message::class)->orderBy('created_at', 'desc');
}

$messages = auth()->user()->messages;

foreach($messages as $message) {
    var_dump($message->user_id);
    var_dump($message->message); // sounds weird $message->message, but you can change variable names;
}

Done. And if you want something else, you can do

$messages = auth()->user()->message()->get()->toArray();

@D9705996 - Ohh, sorry, thank you ;) edited*

Read more about GROUP BY in MySQL, it usually returns one row if there's a where id = $id

What is your relationship between App\User and App\Message ?

Can you do a console.log(data) to see what do you get?! I think you may need to do

return [data.stories]; // data.stories

@BOLDSTAR - Now, read the first post I guess :D

@MKOJOA - OK, now check if JS sends the request, people often forget to include the script in html

<script src="app.js"></script>
<script src="table.js"></script>

Does this url return something http://localhost:8000/stories ?

If yes, make sure JS sends request to this end point

@BOLDSTAR - ``` $workflow = Workflow::where('id', $validated['id'])->firtOrFail();

Try to use `firstOrFail` instead of `get()`

$workflow = Workflow::where('id', $validated['id'])->get(); // returns a collection

$workflow->statuses() // can't call statuses() on collection

$product = new Product();
$product->price = '1000';
$product->save();

$product->order()->create();

I think this should work, if you have relationships and it looks much better

@AMARO - Got it, the same code, but with few operations before

$startDate = '31-12-2018';
$endDate = date('d-m-Y', strtotime($startDate . ' - 15 days'));

Notice::whereBetween('numberdaystoalert', [$startDate, $endDate])->get();

Like so!

<form action="/view/dmca" method="..

Keep it simple

Notice::whereBetween('numberdaystoalert', [$startDate, $endDate])->get();

If I understood you

@CHRIS1981 - Check this out - https://github.com/spatie/laravel-permission

https://github.com/laravel/framework/tree/5.7/src/Illuminate - all this things you don't have to create from scratch :)

https://laracasts.com/series/solid-principles-in-php

https://laracasts.com/series/design-patterns-in-php

Write a lot of code and look in code written by other people

@jlrdw I don't want to tell you about my BlackBerry Z10 :D

@SUNPOWER - ``` Model::where('type', 'car')->count();

Like so?!

I never knew 'How to clear notifications', now I saw @mo7sin 's print screen and there's clear all button, but because I had ~200 notifications, I couldn't see that button, and the section is unscrollable, is this only on my side?! ( tested on FireFox and Chrome )

This is how I've deleted them: Inspect Element, hide all notifications, and the buttons appears :) And now I have 0 notifications, which is nice

Model::groupBy('type')->select('type', \DB::raw('count(*) as Total'))->get();

Make sure you have permissions, I think that there's no images folder, try to create images folder, then try again, otherwise run chmod -R 775 public

@Artak , @cmdobueno read the post

$amp = Listing::where('module', 'amp')->count();
$speakers = Listing::where('module', 'speakers')->count();
// etc

$amp = Listing::groupBy('modules')->select('modules', \DB::raw('count(*) as total'))->where('module', 'amp')->get();

$speakers = Listing::groupBy('modules')->select('modules', \DB::raw('count(*) as total'))->where('module', 'speakers')->get();

Hi, if you did copy-paste, then, you have a syntax error

'password' => 1234' ,

should be

'password' => '1234' ,

foreach ($data as $value) {
    return [
        'id' => $value->id,
        'question' => $value->translate('en')->question,
        'answer' => $value->translate('en')->answer,
    ];
}

No matter how many items $data contains, this loop will loop only one time. because you return :)

https://www.w3schools.com/php/default.asp :)

Open app\Http\Middleware\CheckForMaintenanceMode.php and there's

    protected $except = [
        '/admin',
        '/login'
    ];

You can add, /login, /admin and whatever you need

Hi, if you are asking what to use from those 3 examples, the answer is, go with

Route::apiResource

There's nothing wrong to use

Route::get, ::post, etc

or you can use even resource

Route::resource('resource', 'ResourceController', [
    'except' => ['edit'] // except edit, create...
]);

What about

if ( $request->filled('q') ) {
    // search query
    return $results;
}

return 'whatever you want';

@munazzil lol, you definitely should be awarded :D

Every routes is connected to a view via callback or controller, let's take first example

Route::get('/', ['as' => 'home', function() { return view('home'); }]);
// here you return home.blade.php view, without any variable,
// so you can't say {{ $arch }} in home.blade.php

public function infos() {
    $arch = php_uname(); 
    $phpversion = phpversion();
    $mailAdmin = $_SERVER['SERVER_ADMIN'];

    // send to the home.blade.php view 3 variables, using compact
    return view('home',  compact('arch', 'phpversion', 'mailAdmin'));
    // or array as second parameter
    return view('home', [
        'arch' => $arch,
        'phpversion' => $phpversion,
        'mailAdmin' => $mailAdmin
    ]);
}
// here you have the function in controller, but do you have route that points to
// this function? And I know the answer, is NO!

Create new route

Route::get('/testing-info', '[email protected]')->name('infos');

And only now you can do in your view

{{ $arch }}

SELECT modules, count(*) FROM your_table group by modules;

Transform this query in Eloquent or use DB, but I'm 100% sure that this is the query you need

Usually people first discover delete cascade, then they discover model events.

So better is to use onDelete('cascade'), because is at the database level. You don't need PHP for this, to do another query, delete them and all kind of stuff. Use delete cascade, my suggestion

I've found something on stackoverflow

hexdec(uniqid())

You can use this

Is not a stupid question, read more about view composers - https://laravel.com/docs/5.7/views#view-composers

    public function boot()
    {
        // Using Closure based composers...
        // * ( star ) means send this variable to every view
        // can be: 'admin/*' - send variable to every view inside admin folder
        View::composer('*', function ($view) {
            $view->with('variable', 'value'); // example
            $view->with('menu', App\Menu::all());
        });
    }

Listing::groupBy('modules')->select('modules', DB::raw('count(*) as total'))->get();

Try this