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You cannot access a PHP method in VueJS... One runs on the server, one runs in the browser.

Either you pass data from Laravel into your blade and then pass it to VueJS or you can get data from the server via an AJAX call.

$users = User::whereHas('categories')->with(['categories' => $callback])
        ->where('email_updates', 1)->get();

You have to put the category condition into the "whereHas" too :) Right now you're saying "give me users that have categories. And for those user also load the categories with this specific condition".

$users = User::whereHas('categories', function ($query) use ($topicCategory) { $query->where('id', $topicCategory); })->with(['categories' => $callback])
        ->where('email_updates', 1)->get();

Of course that's no problem. The base logic only adds the base functionality - CRUD. But your business logic probably has more besides that in order to create value for your customers so you also need to extend the available base functionality.

Just move the array out of the method call.

$newData = [
	'company_name' => $request['company_name'],
	...
];

if (!empty($imageName)) {
	$newData['company_logo'] = $imageName;
}

Company::find($id)->update($newData);

Of course that's no problem. The base logic only adds the base functionality - CRUD. But your business logic probably has more besides that in order to create value for your customers so you also need to extend the available base functionality.

Sounds like you lose your session somewhere in between the requests. What session driver do you use? Do you have a session()->flush() somewhere in a middleware maybe?

You mean randomly instead of just counting up?

Technically? Find someone who pays you to develop something with Laravel for them. That's the definition of "professional".

But I guess you mean a "good" developer?

Exactly as @chaudigv said. Practise and don't get discouraged. Create a hobby project for yourself to see what it's about and what things you can use.

relationLoaded shouldn't actually hit the DB. Are you sure about that one, that the DB Query comes from this part?

https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/general-discussion/handling-formdata-null-string

That should be the same problem :) The problem is FormData and axios, not on the Laravel side.

hasMany returns a collection of items, not a single item. And a collection doesn't have the "p_name" attribute. You need to select a specific product from that collection or use a different kind of relationship (hasOne for example).

hasMany returns a collection of items, not a single item. And a collection doesn't have the "p_name" attribute. You need to select a specific product from that collection or use a different kind of relationship (hasOne for example).

You should check out the internal Laravel validation system :) It does exactly what you need (I think) and makes your controller a lot easier to read and understand. And for custom logic you can also create your own rules to validate a value.

You return a redirect from another method. If you want to stop the flow you need to return from your controllermethod too. Otherwise you return the redirect but it just vanishes since you don't save it anywhere

You return a redirect from another method. If you want to stop the flow you need to return from your controllermethod too. Otherwise you return the redirect but it just vanishes since you don't save it anywhere

Hahaha, happens to everybody! I've spent many hours before to find that comma that shouldn't be there etc :)

$this->$services = $services;

You have an $ after your -> :)

You mean something like this?

Data::whereBetween('created_at', [now()->subWeek()->startOfDay(), now()->subWeek()->endOfDay()])->orderBy('created_at', 'DESC')->first();

This would give you only the data from the same day last week (so on thursday it would give you last weeks data from thursday), order that by date descending (so the latest would come first) and then returns the first one (so the latest one).

I think public attributes of the Mailable are by default accessible inside the view if I remember correctly.

If your database is empty during tests you can just check if there is one row inside your user_vendor table after executing the call.

Otherwise you can just get the user from the database with Eloquent like you usually would. It's the same database in your test and your controller :)

$this->$services = $services;

You have an $ after your -> :)

You mean you need to send a request to that URL? You can use something like Guzzle to send requests but the "get" function doesn't exist in PHP.

You mean you need to send a request to that URL? You can use something like Guzzle to send requests but the "get" function doesn't exist in PHP.

True, that can definitely be a bitch :D Unfortunately I don't know a tool / solution that can do it already

array_merge_recursive should do the trick I think

Use unfiltered output if you're sure about the source:

{!! !!}

It's not necessarily a bug since all you're saying is "alrighty, PHP stops here, everything from here on out is HTML". So you would probably have a random "?>" show up on your page somewhere

PHP has memory on a "per request" basis... So just because your user is logged in and does stuff doesn't mean he / she is piling on memory because the garbage collector usually cleans it up in between. Same with images - while uploading they will be saved on the hard disk but you might have them in memory if you do other stuff for a short time (like resizing etc).

I've had a similar problem and saw that there is a php option if you are using php-fpm. See this thread: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29608292/what-is-pm-max-children-and-pm-max-requests

Basically it says after how many requests a PHP process should be killed (and restarted) which would free up all the memory. I didn't have a value there so it would just sloooowly creep up bit by bit until it crashed. Currently I have a value of 500 in there (i think).

First of all: Don't declare functions in blade!

Second:

Of course it can be done. Problem might more be "How to do it with good performance" ;-)

Multiple ways I could think of:

1. Write logic, that calculates the number of products "on the fly" (so live, as soon as you need it). This might be the most dynamic but of course also the most performance costly. Maybe in your usecase it's possible to use some caching here and cache the result for a couple of minutes to reduce the load.

2. Save the number of products for each category in the database. Then there is the question of when to update that number. One possibility would be to update it every time a product is added / removed / changes categories. This would probably perform a lot better but it might be easier to product bugs if you forget to call that update method somewhere.

Have you tried

composer dump-autoload

?

What is happening instead? Do you still get 1 / 0 as value?

And can you show where you are using it?

I'm not sure what your question is exactly?

If you have a simple field in the database I would order it in the database, so simply use two "orderBy" clauses.

Don't use $_POST... use the laravel tools.

request('questionid')

For example like that.

Add a column "is_anonymous" to your posts table and when you output the username check for that column. If it's true -> display anonymous... otherwise display username.

That is exactly the point of Laravel... It brings a lot of commonly used functionality to the table and a lot of other functionality can be added with packages (also lots of "official" Laravel packages by the Laravel team).

Although... apparently nothing is added to the query so that shouldn't be it since your password is hardcoded in the factory.

Do you maybe have another factory that accidentally has the User::class as a model?

I think the faker "name" is an attribute, not a method (though it might be both - just jumped out at me :)).

So $this->faker->name,

I have most certainly not and I'm now very embarassed about it! That sounds like a great solution, thank you :D

Hey,

I'm currently working on some emails in a project (daily, weekly summaries of what has happened, stuff like that) and am thinking about how to best implement a "View this email in browser" link there in case the users have an old email program or just get text emails.

I know the "rendering a mailable as view" feature so that part is not my question. But I'm a little stumped about how to implement the - let's call it "state".

For example the daily summary summarizes changes that happened since the last reminder in the last 24hours (duh). So the email is created quite dynamically with those changes and I need the dynamic data of that email somewhere (since it's different for every user).

My thoughts so far were:

1. Save the rendered email as HTML in the database and display that
2. Try to save the "dynamic" data as JSON in the database so I can rebuild the email from that.

But number 1 would bloat the DB quite a bit and number 2 is a very big development and maintenance overhead.

Has anyone ever implemented a feature like that and could share some learnings?

Thank you

The method is called "Route::post" (small letters) but not sure if that would be the problem. Can you check the log file for the actual error message? (or turn on APP_DEBUG=true in the .env file and check the result of the POST request)

How about you show a project with jquery first? ;)

We don't need to convince you here... if you don't want to use it - use something else. It's that easy.

Is your user logged in?

If you use redirect()->route() you need to pass the name of the route, not the actual URL... try redirect()->to($link) (I think, maybe it's url())

If you use redirect()->route() you need to pass the name of the route, not the actual URL... try redirect()->to($link) (I think, maybe it's url())

You can do whatever you want in a seeder. It's only a class that gets called, all the logic comes from you.

You could have a CitiesGermanySeeder and a CitiesFranceSeeder (for example) and then have a CitySeeder class that calls the other two...

You called your method "singIn"

You called your method "singIn"

maybe orderBy('active_jobs_count'...)?

You need to use the correct namespace for your middleware. Hopefully you haven't created the adminpermission file in the vendor folder? So your namespace can't start with Illuminate\ :)

You need to use the correct namespace for your middleware. Hopefully you haven't created the adminpermission file in the vendor folder? So your namespace can't start with Illuminate\ :)