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Yes downloads is bandwidth usage.

Then you probably need a count loop where

• First pass is for one connection, credentials
• Second pass is for another connection, credentials etc

Seems to have moved to https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/eloquent/cant-understand-eloquent-distinct

A suggestion, perhaps redo parts and let folks know the importance of main laravel being placed above webroot (htdocs, public_html). Here is an excellent guide that works:

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

Can be used also to setup development correctly in wamp, etc.

Folder structure example on a typical host: https://imgur.com/Oo6k4Fp

Honest, thanks for the guide, but I highly suggest a tweak or two for a proper install.

No No that was an example of a string function, use what @Cronix said json-decode

Sorry for confusion.

You need to use the length aware paginator (custom) see here: https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/tips/length-aware-paginator

Another article and case stydy: https://christophersax.com/2016/custom-lengthawarepaginator-in-laravel/

It in a way doesn't make sense to do first names only like @spekkionu said:

Say you have a "John Doe" and a "John Smith".

But he basic distinct is:

SomeModel::distinct()->get(['The_column']);

You probably need to get at least first and last name. I rarely need distinct.

Look at this best answer: https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/eloquent/select-specific-columns-using-eloquent-orm

You can have many clauses and conditions in eloquent or query builder.

It will be a name =

print_r at different stages, somehow in loop it must be getting same server or rets. Make sure any Loop is setup correctly, temp Loop a count or something.

Make sure you clear all cache and view cache between each code change. All cache.

First, I'm a beginner and an idiot

No you are not at least you are trying and have posted some code unlike some folks are just ask how do I do this and don't even try so Bravo for trying.

If three different servers I may be wrong or missed something but are you sure three different server connections are being passed correctly?

What are you considering slow.

Is this a school project? Because you didn't ask anything about securing a customer's credit card information.

Remember however there is a difference in a memory leak which could be a bug versus eating up too much memory.

I have seen where MySQL has had memory leaks in the past, again check issues of any package you desire.

One thing to check is your PHP version, the exact build and check any issues.

@Dev0ps of course you could write your own code to foreach over anything, but would require a lot of special string functions to just get the data. As example

<?php

namespace App\Helpers;

class DBS
{

    public static function __callStatic($method, $params)
    {
        $trace = debug_backtrace(DEBUG_BACKTRACE_IGNORE_ARGS, 2);
        
        if (isset($trace[1]['class'])) {
            $class = $trace[1]['class'];
            $slh = strrpos($class, "\") + 1;
        } else {
            return null;
        }
        $model = "\App\Models\SMVC" . "\" . substr($class, $slh, -10) . "Model";
        $instance = new $model();

        return call_user_func_array(array($instance, $method), $params);
    }

}

A special function to figure out which class did the call.

Notice mhe

$slh = strrpos($class, "\") + 1;

But why when PHP has the nice json_decode built in.

You stated

This is an issue regarding the documentation

If you feel there is a documentation error, let Taylor know with a pull request. This site is Jeffrey's.

Are you series, there is an example in the given link of a foreach loop.

@adamjhn if you go with any ajax, watch out for cached pages, they can mess things up sometimes.

@Cronix

Another (probably better) way around this it to use modals and ajax for your forms

Good answer, I am getting ready (popcorn) for another 4 or 5 page discussion on the how do I do that with ajax.

@adamjhn just kidding with @Cronix here. By all means post what you tried, and if doesn't work of course there is help.

To followup on this, there are many youtube videos on jquery and javascript that does neat things like this. It would be a good idea to actually learn some of this stuff on your own, then if trying something and you get stuck post code you tried and ask.

A lot of the neat stuff is just some basic css also. Css would also be good to learn, actually manually apply some for practice, no library, it will make you more well rounded.

https://www.w3schools.com/Css/

It is just

$whatever = $row->whatever;

// Instead of

$whatever = $row->['whatever'];

A divorce.

Doesn't node.js directly work with apis.

I typed in upload image with Ajax and some Answered results came up.

I am not on desktop now but if you search a while back someone ask about upload with Ajax and there was a pretty good answer.

None of these give you an idea https://laracasts.com/discuss?q=Hosting

Well was a csrf token ever added in?

Clear browser cache and temp view files in between each changing code.

Also see https://laravel.com/docs/5.6/eloquent#mass-assignment

Put in the columns that's editable in model.

I see that on a lot of sites anymore people overuse the JS CSS libraries and things can't stay caught up. I keep trying to tell people only use JavaScript only pages that absolutely needed and only loaded for that page as needed Just my two cents.

I really mis-understood original question, sorry.

@m-rk I meant Google as an example, could be https://laracasts.com/discuss or any site. I meant google has large results and google paginates results.

Any developer, by time they get to the point of using laravel, should fully realize large result sets need pagination.

$name = $arrayname['name'][0]; $name = $arrayname['name'][1];

You are not going to achieve a Fedex size site there, but for medium to smaller sites it's okay. But if you expect thousands of users probably not.

But why don't you do something:

• Call them
• Ask about dedicated server and see what it will do
• They have tech support for this type of question

Their shared hosting is only good for smaller sites where you don't expect large number of hits on site.

I have one site on their shared host, but it's for a non profit in a smaller city. I have never had an issue.

What else would you expect to happen?

Do not modify files under vendor there's an artisian commant to make Auth. It is setup to use a trait to change or put in what's needed.

You may want to re-read docs on it and perhaps view a video or to on authentication.

Your query is doing a count and checking if 2 other selects ......

Was written by a true wise man. I get frost bites when I read an answer from him.

You were gone for a while I truly missed our little chats. Of course nice chats only now.

I hope you are doing well.

Not just this https://daveismyname.blog/stripe-api-format-invoices-totals but search around in David's blog he has several stripe tutorials. See if any talk about speed of transaction, that sort of thing.

He is also a developer of a php framework where I also wrote some of the code. A while back however.

In 4 seconds, would they have time to watch a movie with popcorn and soda.

if the count of users increases significantly

How significant, if a bunch would you want to add in paginated results?

I wish my cell phone and plan was that fast. For work we use an at&t plan, even with no wifi it is fast. But my personal phone through bo??? mobile the same thing would take 15 seconds, a guess and it is 4g.

So have you actually tested this on other phones and plans.

To me 4 seconds in blazingly fast.

Everything online doesn't take place in one millisecond you know.

Sounds like a 0 is being treated as null. Rework code to check for a 0 or 1.

And if regular PDO works just use regular PDO. Eloquent is not a cure-all for everything. You probably already know about laravels instance to PDO, getPdo (). Good luck.

See my answer here I point to one of Jeffrey's videos https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/laravel/confusion-about-gates-and-policies

Just me, but for sql server I'd use asp.net razor with c#

I had things like a varaible passed in querystring for example and in c# you have to cast it:

myvar = Convert.ToDouble(pg);

But I don't understand your situation, just try and use a datatype that will work correctly. Or work with a string (if possible) then cast.

I have always looked at life like:

c# goes with sql server 
php goes with mysql
java goes goes with any supported database, but mysql or sap is a good marriage.

Ok enough of my thoughts on this.

Not exact laravel convention here but you could start off with table similar to (name all correctly) just typed quickly:

user table 

id
username
// more fields as needed

coins table

id
coin

coin_trade_table

user_id 
coin_for_trade_id
coin_sought_id
// other fields as needed

User can fill out coin_trade_table via dropdown or even a lookup table (depending on size of coin table)

Start off with perhaps a group by on coin_for_trade_id and coin_sought_id with order by user_id

Just my suggestion here for starters.

But look over relations in docs and work the examples if using eloquent.

Also do a good search for Multi-Tenant applications, you will learn a lot more.