aurawindsurfing

It will come to your controller after you submit for as a $request this is where you can access those values from the form.

That depends what you desire my friend ;-)

There should be option to create users in tableplus - I never used it and assign priviliges to users as well. you user is root so in theory it should have all priviliges for the DB it creates but you never know.

1. Make sure mysql is running
2. Make sure you have database created
3. Make sure you have user for that database created
4. Make sure that that user has all the privilages for that database.

Then try to connect

@jimmyv There is no exeption then, the codee keeps running until it run out of execution time.

If there was exeption the code will not run. You have created a loop of some sort or something that just takes super long time on each page load.

Hey @boubou

First of all listen to this podcast episode. There are some cool explanation of query builder vs eloquent ORM which is the issue here: https://pca.st/5scdurn0

To make long story short you need to have eloquent collection to use whereIn or orWhereIn and so on. You try to use query builder here that does not have those methods available. You will be able to use those methods after you call ->get() at the end of query and then apply those methods to resulting collection. Have a look here: https://laravel.com/docs/master/queries#retrieving-results

Anyhow replying to your question:

$flights = App\Models\Flight::all();

$your_result = $flights->whereIn('type', $type)
                        ->orWhereIn('category1', $data1)
                        ->orWhereIn('category2', $data2)
                        ->where('subcategory', $data3)
			->get();

Hope this helps.

Or even simpler:

$your_result = App\Models\Flight::whereIn('type', $type)
                        ->orWhereIn('category1', $data1)
                        ->orWhereIn('category2', $data2)
                        ->where('subcategory', $data3)
			->get();

@oswin as @snapey said you would have to overwrite authentication method in LoginController and this way make laravel use your own hashing to match.

Hey @oswin

Here is where you can configure hashing in laravel: https://laravel.com/docs/master/hashing#configuration as you probably know already.

This is correct way to match your hashing as well:

'password' => Hash::make(hash('sha256',$data['password'])),

So you are on a good track. The only missing thing is to make sure that when you publish:

composer require laravel/ui

php artisan ui vue --auth

The Controllers are working working given Hashing mechanism.

@robertwt7

Livewire will have 2 way data binding.

Blade components are just wrappers around some pieces of blade. Nothing to do with data bindings as far as I understand.

Hope it helps!

Really cool!

He is right in saying it is not listed here: https://laracasts.com/browse/tooling

Try also type into google:

"site:laracasts.com" xxxxxx

where xxxxxxx is the expression you are looking for

@johnw65 Laravel can work with Oracle but it is not as straight forward as it might seem.

Oracle instance has users table but to use this credentials to log into you web app is will be quite tricky as you have to know what hashing mechanism was used and etc.

It will be much simpler to use emails of users and generate passwords for them.

Why your uses have direct access to database anyway?

If it is in your code or views that you are looking for more elegant solution, then use names routes like so: https://laravel.com/docs/master/routing#named-routes

This will work regardless of how many things you have appended.

@t0berius I get the point but when you look at your code in one year time you will think to yourself "%$$#@$$ I was thinking" ;-)

Just step back for a second and look at complexity of your code. Since you have a relationship once you have stockItem you also have adminProduct and vice versa. If you want to avoid double querying then you can eagerload the relationship: https://laravel.com/docs/master/eloquent-relationships#eager-loading

@t0berius

I would simply do it that way. Laravel takes care of all the rest, there is no point rewriting whole routing since this is exactly what model binding is doing anyway:

Do 2 routes:

Route::get('/product/{adminProduct}, [email protected]')
Route::get('/product/{adminProduct}/stock/{stockItem}, [email protected]')

or even better:

Route::get('/product/{adminProduct}, [email protected]')
Route::get('/stock/{stockItem}, [email protected]')

@gabotronix maybe this is stupid, but are you not in "sandbox", "test data" mode?

@halloei First thing to check is if you have email on your users table: https://laravel.com/docs/master/mail#sending-mail or in this case orders table.

If you pass an object or collection of objects, the mailer will automatically use their email and name properties >when setting the email recipients, so make sure these attributes are available on your objects.

The second before you try digging is to configure something to actually catch your emails. I use this app: https://usehelo.com/

You can also use mailtrap: https://laravel.com/docs/master/mail#mail-and-local-development or any other varation of it. Then you can start tracking your emails ;-)

@ri or even simpler keep your data in one place. Keep numbers together with country codes and names in one collection like so:

$allCountries = collect([
  [
    'code' => 'DE',
    'name' => 'Germany',
    'phone' => null
  ],
  [
    'code' => 'US',
    'name' => 'United Stated',
    'phone' => '+1'
  ],
  [
    'code' => 'UK',
    'name' => 'United Kingdom',
    'phone' => '+44'
  ]
]);

Then you can do:

$countries = $allCountries->whereNotNull('phone')->unique('phone');

Which will result in:

=> Illuminate\Support\Collection {#986
     all: [
       1 => [
         "code" => "US",
         "name" => "United Stated",
         "phone" => "+1",
       ],
       2 => [
         "code" => "UK",
         "name" => "United Kingdom",
         "phone" => "+44",
       ],
     ],
   }

Here yo can play with this code: https://web.tinkerwell.app/#/snippets/9612a8a9-d93f-4ed2-81c7-aa408f86560f

@snapey good example of sessions vs cookies usage

@skoobi AWS is not as nice documented as Laracasts, thats for sure!

Try looking up users policies, group policies, see if any of them works. Other then that since Vapor is paid service - I would write to the support, simple solitions are best!

@norbertho This is how session should work. It is not a bug, it is feature.

Think about it, one user logs out then there should be no session associated with him or his browser. He is a guest and should receive default guest settings.

Hey @g89angel

The problem now is all my routes aren't working as before since the first parameter received is the $domain, which is not what I expected.

What did you expect to get? This is expected behaviour where $domain is being preppend with the route group.

1. Remove all bootstrap classes.
2. Remove bootstrap.
3. Install tailwindcss
4. Enjoy life

419 is CSRF mismatch, clearly it thinks request comes with wrong token or not token at all.

@mubeenali

I suggest you watch this episode: https://laracasts.com/series/how-do-i/episodes/6

@mateusgalasso

Quite stupid but it clearly says it is not getting string what happens when you

dd($table);

What do you get?

As far as I know there is not a solution for it.

if you really really can not code without it then you can use:

https://www.alfredapp.com/help/features/snippets/

I use it for instance for replacing option+. with -> and option+= with => for somea reason I can not live without it!

Besides that Alfred is also really good for searching laravel docs with this plugin: https://laravel-news.com/laravel-docs-alfred

@muhammednasser

How did you structure your application?

Ad. 1 Simply push changes to your repo, all changes will apply to all apps within.

Ad. 2 What do you mean?

This is probably the better advice, but does not answer the question :-)

Hey @martinzeltin

What you could do is allow them to call a method in controller which in turn will execute something like that:

shell_exec('git pull origin/master && artisan migrate');

Don't do that.

Put it on a que and send it b email. Or have it waiting for user in their login panel when they log in.

@nickywan123

Yes this is exactly it no route post in my web.php

And this is exactly what the error was:

The POST method is not supported for this route

;-)

Yes or it changes the actual error to something that you better understand.

Whats the error now? Also with assert see scroll all the way to the bottom of HTML this is where it says what it failed to see.

@nickywan123

1. What is the error at the moment?

2. You are actually creating 2 threads:

First one here:

$thread = factory('App\Thread')->create();

Then you try to create identical here:

$this->post('/threads', $thread->toArray());

What is probably causing the error since it already exists.

Try removing the second line to check. It should not fail.

For your test to make sense however you need this line so what I would do is to go back to your initial solution and see but tweak it to:

$this->post('/threads', [
'title' => 'foo',
'author_id' => 'bar'
]);

This will have the same effect without using the factory.

Also read those errors and address them one by one once you eliminate them this is where

$this->withoutExceptionHandling();

comes really handy.

@mb

if you created policy for User model then yes: https://nova.laravel.com/docs/1.0/resources/authorization.html#policies

See who can see users:

public function view(User $user, User $model)
    {
        return $user->role == 'admin';
    }

In this case only users with role admin can see them.

Maybe you created policies but have no matching roles?

Hope it helps!

@nickywan123

make() does not persist model in database: https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/database-testing#creating-models you need to call save() to persist it.

create() makes model and saves it to the database: https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/database-testing#persisting-models

Hope it helps!

Hey @alphyo

You need to have multiple versions of PHP installed in your Homestead box and switch between them.

Have a look at this post: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41804727/using-laravel-homestead-for-php5-6-and-php7-projects

Once you have correct version of php installation of 4.2 should work.

I would however consider paying few bob for https://laravelshift.com/ and making the most of laravel.

Enjoy!

@nickywan123 100% it did not ;-)

It says it did not:

The POST method is not supported for this route

Unless you are looking in wrong place ;-)

@bugsysha if app does not have really good test base then you will have no way of knowing if it properly works. Up to you at the end of the day.I always go the easy way. Whats the point of sticking with 4.2 anyway.

@nickywan123

It fails in different place. It fails to create actual thread:

$this->post('/threads', $thread->toArray());

The error is clear:

The POST method is not supported for this route

Hi @nickywan123

Add at the beginning of your test:

$this->withoutExceptionHandling();

Also look at the very very end of your HTML message in the console, this is where you will see your error.

What is a "Chrome Server"?

But really it will be much better to upgrade your project then to linger with 4.2 for no reason.

@bugsysha I doubt it. I think it will work with 5.6 but not 7.0 probably.

https://laravel.com/docs/4.2/releases

It is ok to have php 5.6 and 7.4 installed on one Homestead. As per the link I send earlier:

In your Homestead.yaml file you can set the version:

sites:
    - map: homestead.app
      to: /home/vagrant/Code/Laravel/public
      php: "5.6"

Hey @alphyo

You need to have multiple versions of PHP installed in your Homestead box and switch between them.

Have a look at this post: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41804727/using-laravel-homestead-for-php5-6-and-php7-projects

Once you have correct version of php installation of 4.2 should work.

I would however consider paying few bob for https://laravelshift.com/ and making the most of laravel.

Enjoy!

Two modules of what? Show your folder structure, please.

What do you mean by: "I can't enter the front-end folder"

The commands you gave should be ok, this should be your actual github origin:

git remote add origin someuser/somerepository

Hope it helps!

Hey @deepak379

Add this at the end of your html it will always produce new page after it, omit it in your last page:

<div style="page-break-after:always;">

Hope it helps!

eaxctly what the package I gave you does

I have a nice alias for that:

alias fucknpm='rm -rf node_modules && rm package-lock.json && npm cache clear --force && npm install'

then I run:

brew install yarn
yarn install

And usually everything works ;-)

NPM could be a pain ;-)

Hey @delon

How many do you try to create with Factories? Maybe you are just unlucky and never create supplier

'type'  => array_rand(['supplier', 'buyer']),

Therefore there are no products

if($user->type==='supplier') {
        // create five products for them
        $products = factory(App\Product::class, 5)->create();

        $products->each(function($product) use ($user) {

            $user_product = factory(App\UserProduct::class)->create([
                'product_id' => $product->id,
                'user_id' => $user->id
            ]);

        })->each(function($product){
            $product->setUserProductCount();
            $product->update();
        });
    }

I also use:

'type' => $faker->randomElement(['supplier', 'buyer']),

Instead of

'type'  => array_rand(['supplier', 'buyer']),

Not that it makes the difference but looks nicer to me ;-)