manelgavalda

You need to use a css selector, so you are missing the # in front of the id value:

document.getElementById('#logout-form').submit();

Hey, i don't quite understand what you are trying to do, can you show us more code?

The problem is that $this references a collection instance, not an item inside the collection.

For example in case you want to work with the first item:

return parent::toArray([
    'name' => $this->first()->name,
    'industry' => $this->first()->industry
]);

Hey, you can create the class path before the new. So something like this should work:

    $class = "Database\Seeds\{$request->seederFile()}"; // notice the \ before the variable

    $wSeeder = new $class;

    $wSeeder->run($request->page_id, $wSorting);

Hey, looks like auth()->user() is returning null on the view, are you sure that you have are authenticated in the applciation?

If it's not getting the configuration from your .env, maybe the configuration cached, try this:

php artisan config:clear

Hey, I'm also using laravel 5.8 and I don't think the way of executing tests has changed.

What is the error you are having when executing vendor/bin/phpunit?

If you did composer install on a fresh laravel installation you must have phpunit on this path: vendor/phpunit/phpunit/phpunit.

I suppose that you just need to check if po is null in order to know if $po_item has po:

<td>{{$po_item->vendor_company->name}}
   @if($po_item->po) //remove ->id
     <a href="{{route('employee.po.show', $po_item->po->id)}}"> PO No : {{$po_item->po->id}}</a> 
    @endif
</td> 

If you go to the main page you can see this 2 courses for new users:

• https://laracasts.com/series/object-oriented-bootcamp-in-php
• https://laracasts.com/series/laravel-from-scratch-2018

The first one is PHP from 0, so I suggest you to start it first, the second one is laravel from 0, because laravel is a PHP language you will need to know the PHP basics so if you know nothing about PHP start with the first course.

@CHRISGRIM - I think you can pass a closure to the load class and maybe this will work for you:

$category = $category->load(['events' => function ($query) {
    $query->whereNotNull('approved');
}])->get();

Does it work?

You can use whereHas for this:

$category->load('events')->whereHas('events', function($query) {
        $query->where('approved', Null);
    })->get();

Docs: https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/eloquent-relationships#querying-relationship-existence

@AGILASADI - Glad it worked!

@AGILASADI - Yes, nice. Are you sure that now you are getting the same error as before?

@AGILASADI - Do you see the extension if you use php --ini?

• moontoast/math 1.1.2 requires ext-bcmath * -> the requested PHP extension bcmath is missing from your system.

You need to install the php bcmath extension. If you are on linux you can do this:

sudo apt-get install php7.2-bcmath

Maybe I got the question wrong, if you just want a way to create a record in the table, you can do this:

Foo::create([
    'field' = 'value',
    'field2' = 'value'
])

Hey, yep you can use the keyword self or static to reference the own class, so this will be the same:

new self;
new static;
new Foo;

@BEHNAMPMDG3 - You can inject the request or not, for example, In the first exemple you are injecting the request in the method, so it gets automatically resolved on your controller without looking the parameters you are passing in your route, so your route will just add the parameters that aren't injected ($slug):

public function login(Request $request, $slug)
    {
        dd($request); // the request with the data

        return view('login');
    }

If you are not injecting the request in the method you can also use the request() helper, so you don't need to import the Request class, or inject it in the controller, but the functionallity is the same:

public function login($slug)
    {
        dd(request()); // the request with the data

        return view('login');
    }

I suggest you to read the docs, you can see the same example with the request, and how method injection works: https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/controllers#dependency-injection-and-controllers

Show us the code, what kind of problem do you have?

I use this package, it creates the laravel migrations using an existing DB, it works pretty well: https://github.com/Xethron/migrations-generator

The request is automatically passed to the controller, you need to also pass the slug to it in order to see it:

public function login(Request $request, $slug)
    {
        dd($slug);

        return view('login');
    }

I guess you can use has in order to check if the relation has items:

$articles = App\Article::has('categories')->get();

Docs: https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/eloquent-relationships#querying-relationship-existence

Hey, you are not returning the variables to the view properly:

public function index()
{
    $file = new files();
    $file = $file->get()->toArray();
    return view('imgBlade.imgPage', ['file' => $file]);
}

Docs: https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/views#passing-data-to-views

Hey, the first one spaces the data for you and displays it in your html file:

  The current UNIX timestamp is {{ time() }}.

By default, Blade {{ }} statements are automatically sent through PHP's htmlspecialchars function to prevent XSS attacks. If you do not want your data to be escaped, you may use the following syntax: So it is usefull when you want to render html for example

Hello, {!! $name !!}. // $name can be "<b>Jhon</b>"

From docs: https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/blade#displaying-data

Hey, this is PHPStorm functionallity, in your image you can see that he is using PHPStorm in the top left corner.

@BEHNAMPMDG3 - That's weird, if created_at it's not a carbon instance, you can make one of it:

{{ Carbon::parse($member->created_at)->diffForHumans() }}

@NHAYDER - Now you are getting a different error, the reserved word error will be something like this:

{message: "syntax error, unexpected 'Static' (T_STATIC), expecting identifier (T_STRING)",…}

And the error you are having now it's caused because php can't find the specified class:

{message: "Class 'Database\Seeds\Aaa\Anyname\TestSeeder' not found",…}

If your controller import and the seeder namespace matches make sure to run composer dump-autoload in order to solve the Class not found error.

@NHAYDER - Hey, you cannot use reserved words for namespacing your classes, for example you will also get an error if you use \Database\Seeds\Widgets\List\TestSeeder(). You can take a look at the reserved words list and avoid them: http://php.net/manual/en/reserved.keywords.php

@NHAYDER - Ah okay, thats because now the seeder has namespace so you the DB facade needs to reference the root namespace:

<?php
namespace Database\Seeds

use Illuminate\Database\Seeder;

class TestSeeder extends Seeder
{
    /**
     * Run the database seeds.
     *
     * @return void
     */
    public function run()
    {
        \DB::table('widgets')->insert([ // Add the \ in front of DB or add use DB; on top of the file
    ...

@NHAYDER - What problem are you having now? Run composer dump-autoload from the terminal if it can't find the namespace

By default seeder files have no namespace so you can't import them, if you want to import one, you need to add the namespace to the file:

Controller

class WidgetController extends Controller
{
    public function store(Request $request)
    {

        $seeder = new \Database\Seeds\WidgetSeeder();

        $seeder->run();
        
    }

}

Seeder

<?php

namespace Database\Seeds\

use Illuminate\Database\Seeder;

class WidgetSeeder extends Seeder
{

Um, can you try with back() for the redirection?

    public function accept(Request $request)
    {
        $request->validate(['terms' => 'accepted']);

        return back()
            ->withCookie('terms', true);
    }

@PAUL-A-BYFORD - Okay, watching at this i think that you have a problem here, you are using the query builder instead of a collection:

         'latest_message' => new Message($this->conversation->messages()->latest()->first()),

When you are loading the roles, you can also load the conversation messages:

        $role->load(
            'matches',
            'matches.role',
            'matches.conversation.messages'
            'matches.person'
        );

Then I think you can try something like this:

   public function toArray($request)
    {
        return [
            'id' => $this->id,
            'role_id' => $this->role->id,
            'person' => new PersonResource($this->person),
            'status' => $this->status,
            'conversation' => $this->when($this->conversation, function(){
                return
                [
                    'id' => $this->conversation->id,
                    'match_id' => $this->conversation->match_id,
                    'latest_message' => new Message($this->conversation->messages->sortByDesc('created_at')->first()), // I use sortByDesc here just for an example
                ];
            }),
            'updated_at' => $this->updated_at->format('Y-m-d H:i:s')
        ];
    }

Hey, if you are already eager loading the relation, show us the code with the problem, so we can take a better look at the problem.

@SHAHZADSARWAR - Um I don't quite understand what you want sorry. Do you mean to display the data in the url after doing the search?

The first thing is that you are missing to assign the result of the where to the variable before returning it:

if ($request->has('street')) {
    $streets = $streets->where('name', 'like', '%'.$request->street.'%');
}

if ($request->has('house')) {
    $streets = $streets->whereHas('properties', function ($query) use ($request) {
        $query->where('house_number', $request->house);
    });
}

@SPLENDIDKEEN - Glad you solved it!

@SPLENDIDKEEN - If you do this, you are also getting an error?

@foreach($users as $user)
              <option>{{$user->id}}</option> 
@endforeach 


 <script type="text/javascript">

var users = {!! $users->toJson() !!};

</script>

Controller:

public function user(){
    
    $users = User::all()->keyBy('id');

    return view ('users', compact('users'));
}

You can also use

'start_date'    => ['required|date|before:' . today()],
'end_date'      => ['date|before:start_date']

@SPLENDIDKEEN - The problem isn't that the user table has or doesn't has records. If the user table has records you will get a collection filled with users, and if it's empty you will get an empty collection, but it will be still a Collection so you can still call ->keyBy('id')->toJson() without a problem.

    The previous error:
    ~~~
    Call to undefined method User::keyBy()
    ~~~

    Is not related to an empty collection, it is caused because you are calling `get()` in a `User` instance not on a `Collection` instance. 
    You are doing this:
    ~~~
     var users = {!! $user->get()->keyBy('id')->toJson() !!}; // $user = User::all(); // this is a collection so it works
     var users = {!! $user->get()->keyBy('id')->toJson() !!}; // $user = User; // this is a single user (User::first(), Auth()->user()...) so you get the previous error, but it's not caused by "User::all()".
    ~~~

    So it looks like you are overwritting the $users variable somewhere in your controller or view if when it's an empty collection.

    Share the code so we can get a better idea of the problem and what to do.

@SPLENDIDKEEN - If I understand $users can equal to a collection or to a single model.

If that's the case maybe you can use the keyBy in your controller, so in your frontend you will call ->toJson() on your single user instance or in your collection:

var users = {!! $users->toJson() !!};

Controller:

$users = User::all()->keyBy('id');

Its a bit strange that $users can be a single instance or a collection, at least I think this should work, but you can also share the full code so we can see what makes sense in this case.

The problem is that $user is already a collection so you don't need to use ->get() again:

 var users = {!! $user->keyBy('id')->toJson() !!};

I also suggest you to change the variable name to $users so it will be more descriptive of what it is.

Can you make a dd($cost_item) and see if it's an eloquent model?

@BERACAH.KINGS - Glad you solved it!

@KISAW88 - Then I think it has to do with your mysql mode, you can check this out: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36374335/error-in-mysql-when-setting-default-value-for-date-or-datetime

@KISAW88 - Is the field nullable in your migration?

$table->timestamp('email_verified_at')->nullable();

If it's still not working then check the database fields yourself (with phpmyadmin or whatever) and check that the field can be null an the default is also set to null.

@BERACAH.KINGS - Um, make sure that the route is not protected with other middlewares other than the web middleware

Umm, make sure that the request data is ok in order to save it, other than that I don't see anything wrong with the code, if the problem persists show us more info.

You are updating the email_verified_at to a string ('NULL'). Does it work if you set it to null?

$user = User::where('email',$email)->get()->first();
    $user->Type_compte=request('Type_compte');
    $user->district=request('district');
    $user->cds=request('cds');
    if($user->email!=request('email')){
    $user->email=request('email');
    $user->email_verified_at=NULL; //remoce the '
    }
    $user->password=Hash::make(request('password'));

    $user->save();
    return redirect('/comptes');

Yes, the problem is caused by the csrf_token. Because the payment gateway is an external application, you should add the route that the payment gateway needs to the $except property in VerifyCsrfToken:

class VerifyCsrfToken extends Middleware
{
    /**
     * Indicates whether the XSRF-TOKEN cookie should be set on the response.
     *
     * @var bool
     */
    protected $addHttpCookie = true;

    /**
     * The URIs that should be excluded from CSRF verification.
     *
     * @var array
     */
    protected $except = [
        '/payment-gateway-url'
    ];
}

You also need to use middleware auth, in order to acces the authenticated user:

Route::middleware(['auth', 'customer'])->group(function(){
    Route::get('/account/dashboard', '[email protected]')->name('account.dashboard');
    Route::get('/account/details', '[email protected]')->name('account.details');
});