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I'm confused... do you get 419 or 404?

Either way... add @csrf (if you have Laravel 5.8) right after your form HTML tag.

Exactly what @vilfago says.

You probably have objects of the type "Service" in your $services array. So if you @foreach twice over that you get the title in your $service variable. And a string (title) doesn't have another variable "title".

I would guess your $services array doesn't have "rows" underneath it... you'll have to structure your arrays that way if you want to use two foreach loops

The backtick is important :)

The problem is, that MySQL interprets users u literally as the tablename... so it doesn't rename your table for the query (that would be users u - see the difference?).

Either you just use "users" everywhere in your query or I think it should work with DB::raw().

->table(DB::raw('users u'))

Probably the joined tables have a user_id column too that's null. Since every key can only be used once the latest value "wins" and overwrites the earlier ones.

So your "user_id" key will first be (for example) the 3 of your concern_user table and then administrative_points comes along and overwrites that value to null.

Use select() to select specifically which columns you need from which table.

class MyController {
    public function index() {
        $myArray = ['test' => 'Hello'];

        return view('index', ['myArray' => $myArray]);
    }
}

With this you can use it with $myArray in your blade view.

I have no idea what you are asking.

The error isn't in the JavaScript... a 500 response code means there is an error happening on the server. Check your logs to see the error message otherwise it's only guessing...

The error is on your server side. Check your Laravel logs for the error message.

Try this:

return response()->json(['message' => 'task was successful']);

but not sure if that is the source of the error.

Yes, because that's not how arrays work :)

$input['inventory'][0]['amount']

But you can use Laravel functions for that.

request()->filled('inventory.0.amount');

Should do what you need.

You called your variable in the array $users...

return view('userlist',['$users' => $users]);

The key needs to be 'users', then you can use $users in the blade.

Yes, for the user that's the best way :)

But be careful with events. If you handle them via a queue on a worker server the user might not actually be there in the event! Depends on your configuration and server structure :)

Thanks for the shout out ;-)

@foreach ($users as $user)
    // display one "user" here
@endforeach

@for($i = 3 - $users->count(); $i > 0; $i--)
    // display one "space filler" here
@endfor

That should do it :) Just dynamically start the for() loop where you need it to start. If you want a different number than "3 per row" you can just change the 3 to 5 for example.

@MUNAZZIL - Man, are you even READING the questions? Your answer has nothing to do with it...

@splendidkeen What does your "meeting" method do? Did you write your own collection logic there?

No... I mean your VueJS code that actually sends a request to the backend

That code doesn't help unfortunately, we need the code that reacts to your messagesent event :)

because you concatenate strings in javascript with +, not . ;-)

You were in PHP brain :)

I think you posted the same code twice :)

But I guess you add the message instantly to the array of messages (in the code that's missing). To get the created_at you need to send it to the server first and then add the result because laravel creates that timestamp for you when it adds your message to the database.

@BOBBYBOUWMANN - Ah crap, google showed me a third party page :D Thanks!

Still not the right use case here

@BOBBYBOUWMANN - I didn't find anything about odd / even in the docs but also he needs it depending on the number of items in the collection, not the current "state" of the $loop variable

Oooh...

// if odd
$users->count() % 2 != 0

There you go :)

Okay, so I understood correctly :)

But your example in the first post should work for that. What's wrong with it?

I'm not sure what you mean with every pagination link? Can you show some code there?

You can just use 1 slug and then split it up into multiples. Your URL would hit your route all the same since "transport/cars" also fits into the {categories} variable. Then in your controller you can do explode("/", $slug) and get all the pieces.

You can check your names :)

File: UserTableSeeds.php Class: UserTablesSeeder Call: UserTableSeeder

When you get them all aligned it should work :) If it doesn't - run composer dump-autoload

I don't think you need to change the structure. Here are some thoughts:

Get your posts and then go through them. For every month that exists you add a link to an array. The links in the sidebar don't have to have their own database entries so you basically only need to find out which ones to display.

That's the "hard" part - mostly to give it good performance. To improve it there are probably MYSQL functions - you could possibly transform the created_at to a month + year string and then group by that string? (I'm not that good at mysql ;-))

When you click you create a carbon object (for example) for that month and then filter your posts only for that month. So create a carbon object and get posts with created_at between [month->startOfMonth, month->endOfMonth].

That's not possible because it would be a security problem if your code could "manipulate" the users system like that.

If you want the total you need to add it... The way you have it probably just sets the total number to 0 because the last one has zero :)

Here is a simpler way:

$reservations = $reservation->withCount('guestpaxes')->get();

$pax_count = $reservations->sum('guestpaxes_count');

Your code got removed :) Could you add it again?

I don't think that will work. I think hasManyThrough works on two 1:n relationships but you have multiple m:n relationships if I understand your case correctly.

$posts = Post::whereHas('tags', function ($query) {
    $query->whereIn('id', auth()->user()->tags->pluck('id'));
})->get();

I think that should work... don't know about performance though :D

You join two tables so you need to tell MySQL which created at you want to check... add the table name in front of it.

Either addressitems.created_at odr sales.created_at

How are you executing your queue worker? Probably it's the same version you use when you just execute a php command on your server. So you can find out there if the module is installed correctly with php -m I think.

Somewhere in your index.blade.php code you seem to use the variable $categories :)

Also:

where('name', $request->get('search'))
    ->orWhere('name', 'like', '%' . $request->get('search') . '%')

You can remove the first where since the second one will find every instance of the first one

Is your queue worker maybe using a different version of PHP and you have installed it in the wrong PHP? (like PHP cli version and fpm version)

You're gonna have to limit it a little bit... or how do you suggest to convert a zip file into a PDF? ;-)

What kinds of files do you mean? Images?

It's not necessary. It just gives you the current query builder object if you need to save it in a variable for example.

Have you tried a

composer dump-autoload

? That usually helps me with this error

What you need is a belongsToMany relationship I think ;-)

And then add a pivot "enabled" to it.

https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/eloquent-relationships#many-to-many

Where would those parameters come from?

You can use your event you had before and fire another event with more parameters in that event. But the eloquent events only have the model as a parameter because Eloquent can't know what other data you need.

$("select[name='lga_id'").html('');

$("select[name='lga_id'").html(data.options);

You are missing the closing ] for the selectors here :)

Is an AJAX Request sent to the server? Is your JS code AFTER your select tag?

return $this->orders()->whereDoesntHave('parentOrders');

I think this should already do the trick - and you have all the benefits of normal relationships.

Haven't tried it though :)

Are your cookies / sessions working properly on the server? If they don't CSRF won't work properly which leads to that error

You could simply use Carbon and set your timezone in config/app.php

Oh, okay...

Route::group([], function() {

Not in the Controller... in your web.php...

Route::group(function (){
    Route::get('login', 'Auth\[email protected]')->name('login');
    Route::post('login', 'Auth\[email protected]');
    Route::post('logout', 'Auth\[email protected]')->name('logout');

    if ($options['register'] ?? true) {
        Route::get('register', 'Auth\[email protected]')->name('register');
        Route::post('register', 'Auth\[email protected]');
    }

    if ($options['reset'] ?? true) {
        Route::resetPassword();
    }

    if ($options['verify'] ?? false) {
        Route::emailVerification();
    }
});

Use this:

$variant->tags->pluck('id')->toArray()

https://www.php.net/manual/de/datetime.settimezone.php

Auth\Auth is one Auth too much. ResetPassword sets the Auth namespace itself I guess so it's double.