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I use sublime for all of my projects. I know many developers prefer PHP Storm, but I find Sublime does just fine for me. I can get by usually by using DebugBar for debugging.

Everything that is wrong with this.... If the client wants a quality product they need to pay for the time and effort put into said project. If they want it quick and cheap, it won't be quality. If they want quality it won't be quick and cheap. I would inform and educate your client, if they don't like that solution, move on.

Bootstrap imports the bootstrap files in the installation. Are you needing the actual uncompiled files for any particular reason?

You have received an answer. Simply asking for coding is not encouraged. Try to do the code yourself and then whenever you run into an issue, then ask for assistance. But jumping on here demanding for free coding for your project is not the way to go. Laravel has a learning curve and seeing you have only completed one lesson I can understand why you are lost on how to accomplish simple tasks in Laravel. I would suggest like many other have and say you need to take a step back and learn laravel, attempt some personal projects before jumping into a paid laravel gig. I maybe out of line and others may disagree, but I feel laravel as a profession is not for you until you have a good understanding of how the innerworkings of laravel work for starters.

First I would add the view facade before the service provider in ComposerServiceProvider

@gemilyd you need to read my comment and this will fix your issue. You cannot use a .env.example.

If you could post some code or more of an explanation of what you're looking for we can help more. Your request is a little vague on what you're actually trying to achieve.

you're going to want to look at https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/views#passing-data-to-views and you will see how to use view composers to achieve this.

I would suggest following along with a video tutorial such as https://laracasts.com/series/laravel-from-scratch-2018 to learn more about laravel, the setup process and the coding process before trying to dive in head first. Laravel does have a learning curve and not something that can be dove into right off the bat.

How are you trying to access your laravel install? Are you working on a local environment? If so how is your local environment setup?

you need to have an .env laravel does supply a .env.example as just a boilerplate example. You need to make sure you have a .env that is configure to your actual setup you wish to have. This is also where you will set your database variables.

Did you also make sure the migration table was empty as well? I have ran into this issue before where if the migrations table still had data I had this error.

You want to create a database table for each user? That sounds pretty database heavy and probably not a good idea.

please mark as solved.

I use WAMP for PHP and MySQL and then in my computers document folder is where I create my projects and just run the project in my browser using php artisan serve and 127.0.0.1:8000 I'm sure everyone has there own way though.

Please make sure you have installed LaravelCollective for this to work. I think everyone is moving away from using LaravelCollective since they have decided to no longer maintain or provide support. You could always just use HTML5 forms in place.

@wuschelino22 everything good now? If so please mark as solved.

change your edit form to read like this.

<form class="form-horizontal" role="form" method="POST" action="{{ url('shares', $shares->id) }}">
    {{ csrf_field() }}
    {{ method_field('PATCH') }}

can you show more of your controller? something is missing. Did you create the controller manually or did you create it through artisan using --resource

@wuschelino22 why do you still have Request $request? remove that and just have $id your request should be on your update method.

I use sublime. I like the packages it has to offer. Also, I guess I just like it out of force of habit. I have also used Atom and like it as well.

Logic would be good in your controllers. But if your controllers are getting to out of handle then you'll want to look into service files you can reuse in cases when you need them.

Your edit should be really simple and doesn't require a request. your request is done on the public function update(Request $request, $id) {.......}

        $shares = Url::findOrFail($id);
        $categories = Categorie::get();  

        return view('users.edit', compact('shares'));

    }```

Is there a reason you are using a for foreach in your edit view? You are looping through each shares. you should pass the id and then present the edit view.

i'm not aware of any modules that make this available. There used to be Laravel Collective but this still required you to write the code in order to generate the forms.

Have you checked out Voyager? If not just load up AdminLTE and roll your own.

need to add use Auth; in your controller

What have you tried so far? Where is your code so we can help you get through this?

Instead of such a large request I would refactor this a little better for efficiency. You might consider eloquent relationships as a better way to refactor such a request. https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/eloquent-relationships

Laravel is a PHP framework that serves as a backend platform for building PHP applications. Ionic is a mobile app platform that relies on Javascript/HTML/CSS. So they are completely different. I did see the other day that Iconic has started supporting VUE which is what alot of laravel developers use for frontend in laravel.

Wouldn't this be a scenario where you could use relationships to better associate the data rather than trying to accomplish this using nested foreach

@MARKEDMUNDS - couldn't that be handled with at simple charge? https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/billing#single-charges

Is this what your looking for? https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/billing#subscription-trials

go into our pg_hba.conf and add the trust lines to the bottom of the file and restart your postgres server.

# "local" is for Unix domain socket connections only
local   all         all                               trust
# IPv4 local connections:
host    all         all         127.0.0.1/32          trust
# IPv6 local connections:</code>
host    all         all         ::1/128               trust

Are you using a local environment? If so did you modify your pg_hba.conf?

It doesn't look like it's picking up the entries your using in .ENV. You might also check your database.php file to make sure there is no custom modifications hard coded.

$users = DB::table('users')->simplePaginate(15);

https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/pagination#paginating-query-builder-results

Keep in mind if your code your using groupBy you need to create a manual pagination.

One good point right off the top before even talking about the features would be the support and upgrades of Laravel. CodeIgniter 4 was proposed in 2015 and still is not in production. They have a handful of maintainers that get to stuff when they want to.

The way I setup my projects is in a folder under my documents. I use wamp only for MySQL. You will just go to the folder of your project start up the laravel server and it should work. I have found trying to run laravel in Wamp it becomes troublesome.

You need to provide more details to get assistance. Even on Stack Overflow they have asked you to provide more details and you haven't. So, with that being said,

• Are you using laravel? • What version of laravel? • Please post relevant code using code blocks example would be three back ticks before and after your code.

Here is a good tutorial of how to move to a shared host https://www.5balloons.info/hosting-laravel-5-5-project-on-shared-hosting-hostgator/

Ok I will remove the ID. I'm setting up a ACL and the tutorial I seen when I got stuck was using all Laravel Collective and couldn't find any reference docs since they closed shop. @snapey and @cronix I appreciate you all jumping in so quick.

I was about to solve this by

<input type="checkbox" name="permissions[]" id="{{$permission->id}}" value="{{$permission->id}}">

i'm trying to refactor my forms and cannot figure out the equivalent of this syntax.

''' @foreach ($permissions as $permission) {{ Form::checkbox('permissions[]', $permission->id ) }} @endforeach '''

that doesn't use collective form.

If you are working as a web developer primarily with laravel I would suggest Vue. Vue seems to be widely favored among the laravel and other php framework communities. You will notice a lot of tutorials will use Vue along with Laravel as well. React and Angular are also great frameworks, it really just depends on your preferred js framework.

I have noticed in alot of tutorials they use https://bulma.io/. It seems to be really lightweight compared to bootstrap or the others. I although, have not personally used this in my projects but could be worth a look.

try this

app\Stream.php

public function documents()
{
return $this->hasMany('App\Document', 'stream_id');
}

app\Document.php

public function stream()
{
return $this->belongsTo('App\Stream');
}

How are the relationships defined in your models?

You can visit https://packagist.org/packages/laravel/framework for the versions. You can also look at the branch history at https://github.com/laravel/laravel . To get the documentation https://laravel.com/docs/5.7 and look at the top right hand corner for the version dropdown. hope this helps you.

This can be accomplished using HTML/CSS pretty easily. A simple google search shows many example tutorials of how to create animated dropdown buttons. I found this link in particular that could be very helpful https://codemyui.com/tag/drop-down/ another example that could be expanded on https://codepen.io/veronicadev/pen/JLoaVg you can also check out this https://freefrontend.com/css-menu/