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how get data from here

You have it in the success: function(data) { .....

Just loop, or do whatever you need to do with your data there.

Using odbc import them into mySQL database. That's my suggestion.

Take care of all the importing on local. That is unless the external data has to stay dbf, but I'd consider doing everything in MySQL.

this.$inertia.post('/post/edit/' + data.id   // is get request

A post goes like: quote

    return {
      form: {
        first_name: null,
        last_name: null,
        email: null,
      },

unquote

Just example from their site.

Is the image there, for image it's file:

$file = Request::file('your_mage');     // I use facade

And is the image in another subfolder, you may need:

<img src="{{asset('/storage/your_subfolder/'.$brand->logo)}}" alt="Logo" height="70px" width="50px">

Edit: If you haven't already read this, see:

https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/filesystem#file-uploads

No matter what stack is used, you need:

• Authentication (ensures a login)
• Authorization (what can the logged in user do or not do)

When authorization is not properly implemented there are large security holes.

Whether you use laravel or custom authorization / RBAC, it has to be correct.

A redirect is a get route, see:

https://inertiajs.com/redirects

When posting it's in the request object it's not a parameter, a parameter is normally a get request.

You could always bookmark certain videos, and name the bookmark a name you recognize.

I have done similar, you can have folders under bookmarks.

You're wanting inertia and Livewire? Those are two separate stacks, each would have install instructions.

Probably have a look at the jetstream Docs as well.

If that's all you need, try one database at a time with a error thrown in, perhaps a wrong password on purpose, or similar. Then you should see which connection Just errored.

Definitely have good names for everything that makes sense.

Using public_path didn't work.

Try

<img src="{{ public_path('whatever_path') }}" />

You said it was working, so have you changed anything or upgraded updated something.

There are articles on releasing the connection when using last insert I'd.

I would hope OP would research all aspects of this and make their own good decision on how to handle their application.

@marcolino922 definitely learn your database management well if using MySQL or whichever database you are using study it very well.

Filter collection $cars

It's best if you filter (where clause) in the query.

That is just a suggestion.

Have you gone over: https://inertiajs.com/forms

Look at CORS settings in config.

Edit: There's a link in there also with more information.

Yes that would make a difference.

Is the whole request sent.

Move is included in symfony class. And laravel uses that class. And then symfony winds up using the regular PHP move.

What is returned when you view in the network tab. Or sent might be a better word.

Edit: especially in Ajax I am constantly using the network tab to see what's happening when troubleshooting code.

Go over your model, view, controller, migration, and check for correct capitalization.

Something is off.

But looks like you are calling

return view('products.index');

What about the view, is it index.blade.php?

@snapey no it's per client

Quote

The ID that was generated is maintained in the server on a per-connection basis. This means that the value returned by the function to a given client is the first AUTO_INCREMENT value generated for most recent statement affecting an AUTO_INCREMENT column by that client. This value cannot be affected by other clients, even if they generate AUTO_INCREMENT values of their own. This behavior ensures that each client can retrieve its own ID without concern for the activity of other clients, and without the need for locks or transactions.

Unquote

I actually learned at this by watching a video of @jeffreyway been a little while I forget which video.

If that's all you need, try one database at a time with a error thrown in, perhaps a wrong password on purpose, or similar. Then you should see which connection Just errored.

Definitely have good names for everything that makes sense.

Check https://forge.laravel.com/docs/1.0/servers/monitoring.html#monitoring

Connections can be tricky, they vary often, after the request lifecycle a connection is disposed of.

If Mysql look at using SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID();

Read for yourself here:

https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/information-functions.html#function_last-insert-id

Nova has metrics.

preferably through the dashboard

What dashboard.

To me, it seems that Taylor makes sure Laravel Socialite is already tested, and the same for Facebook.

Ask, does this really need testing if real World works.

Just a thought.

Look over the various relation types in the chapter, especially look at the has many through.

Kind of hard from the description to know exactly what you are after.

I would also recommend watching the laravel from scratch free video series. A lot of that code is also free on GitHub.

Just to note, when I said have production and development the same I meant folder structure, it makes it easier.

Before going to production read the laravel documentation chapter on deployment.

The very best of luck with your project.

• Always backup before any migration
• Have development setup same as Production
• Git would probably the way to go
• Consider Laravel Forge.
• Consider host like digital ocean, they have excellent how to guides.
• Consider viewing the Github series on Laracasts.

• Always backup before any migration
• Have development setup same as Production
• Git would probably the way to go
• Consider Laravel Forge.
• Consider host like digital ocean, they have excellent how to guides.
• Consider viewing the Github series on Laracasts.

@davy_yg if it's not an API, then just make it mobile friendly with media queries.

Bootstrap and tailwind help handle this. But writing custom media queries isn't hard.

Also jquery has a jquery mobile.

The ways to achieve what you want are numerous.

If an API consider using Laravel Sanctum.

In the from scratch free series, @jeffreyway demos a many to many with tags.

The way he handles it would probably be the best way, and check the code may be on Github.

Also see https://www.javatpoint.com/jquery-radio-button

Just my opinion, but I would strongly consider sticking to the keyboard.

I have actually found that rather than debugging, using a good ide and the network tab is all I really need.

You will know pretty quickly if your requests and responses are what's expected relying on that Network tab.

I would recommend at least browsing the cashier documentation and watching two or three videos and then make a good choice. But, correct cashier is not required.

Also I would recommend if not using cashier, browse over a couple of other payment gateways.

I have use PayPal in the past, but it's been a while now.

Also Github has some laravel packages that assist with PayPal , but back when I used it I didn't use no packages.

Either have main laravel out of public_html, see this from snapey

http://novate.co.uk/deploy-laravel-5-on-shared-hosting-from-heart-internet/

Or if all in public_html make sure you point to public as the document root.

Just make sure the env file can't be read from browser.

Edit: also read https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/deployment

Many here use https://github.com/Maatwebsite/Laravel-Excel

@warpig you shouldn't need to have tag in query string, it's a parameter.

somesite.com/choice/blue?page=2&something=5&name=bob

// here blue is parameter
// after question mark (?) is query string.

Don't collect just paginate a query, more efficient.

I would recommend at least browsing the cashier documentation and watching two or three videos and then make a good choice. But, correct cashier is not required.

Also I would recommend if not using cashier, browse over a couple of other payment gateways.

I have use PayPal in the past, but it's been a while now.

Also Github has some laravel packages that assist with PayPal , but back when I used it I didn't use no packages.

You could also do similar to what I do, certain common repeat questions that come up, I bookmark some good answers to help others. Certain authentication questions, questions on old data and, some checkbox type questions, etc.

Start with the stripe documentation, and probably the cashier documentation.

It's recommended not to integrate in an existing application but all be brand new.

https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/billing

@warpig also see my example in this post https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/laravel/return-view-with-query

Usually with FTP. Of course import your mySQL database. The database part would be separate.

See if this previous answer helps https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/laravel/fatalthrowableerror-call-to-a-member-function-getrealpath-on-null

Just as a suggestion, perhaps go over to digitalocean site, and see if there's anything in their documentation or guides which would help explain the problems.

But again if you also had PHP 8 in development, I am curious why you didn't get any warnings.

Also you can check issues on GitHub for forge.