Nakov

Here is a good blog post about this https://dcblog.dev/laravel-accessing-auth-in-service-providers

If you press ? when the video is in focus, it will show you all the shortcuts. That being said, the Play/Pause shortcut is not listed there, but indeed is the space key, as long as your LAST focus was on the video. If you selected another element afterwards or clicked somewhere else on the page, the video is no longer the focused element and hence the space will scroll the page down. Press on the video, and once it pauses try pressing space again you'll see that the video will continue playing.

And btw, on YouTube is the same, k letter is Play/Pause option, and not the Space button unless again the focus is on the video itself, then the Space can be used too.

And how does your ProductColor model looks like? What do you have in the $fillable array?

Do you have name only?

And how does your ProductColor model looks like? What do you have in the $fillable array?

Do you have name only?

@webdevelop the value of this 'selected' should be an ID from your User, and not selected as a word, as that does nothing.

So if you have an option <option value="1">User Name</option> that param should be 1 in order for that user to be selected.

So you can pass the data in the constructor of the class:

class LeadsImport implements ToModel
{

    protected $data;

    public function __construct($data)
    {
        $this->data = $data;
    }

    /**
    * @param array $row
    *
    * @return \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model|null
    */
    public function model(array $row)
    {
      // use $this->data here.

        return new Lead([
            'title' => $row[0],
            'first_name' => $row[1], 
            'user_id' =>’need here user id‘
        ]);
    }
}

of course than you need new LeadsImport($CUSTOMER_DATA) to be passed.

You have to add it in the first select:

PaymentMethod::select('name', 'slug', 'payment_method_category_id')
            ->with(['category' => function($query){
                $query->select('id', 'name')->where('status', 1);
            }])->get();

In order to use eager loading using with() the foreign key has to be selected. I noticed from the relationship that the column is named payment_method_category_id make sure that's the right one in your payment methods table.

You can always ask Google as well :)

https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.htmlspecialchars-decode.php

There are examples in the documentation too.

with a lot of magic. I would suggest that you don't use the limit on an HTML, it makes no sense. You can probably apply some CSS styling to hide part of it, but don't use limit.

And what do you mean it does not work? Do you still see the HTML tags? Maybe your HTML gets broken because at the 100th character the closing attributes are not included.. like you have <p>asdsadas MORE THAN 100 chars and then the </p> is somewhere after that, of course it will not display it correctly.

@abkrim have you tried datetime since the deleted_at field is a datetime type, and as the docs say:

'deleted_at' => 'datetime:d/m/Y',

https://laravel.com/docs/master/eloquent-mutators#date-casting

And the docs say this as well

When defining a date or datetime cast, you may also specify the date's format. This format will be used when the model is serialized to an array or JSON.

Note the last part, only when serialized to array or JSON.

You have to add it in the first select:

PaymentMethod::select('name', 'slug', 'payment_method_category_id')
            ->with(['category' => function($query){
                $query->select('id', 'name')->where('status', 1);
            }])->get();

In order to use eager loading using with() the foreign key has to be selected. I noticed from the relationship that the column is named payment_method_category_id make sure that's the right one in your payment methods table.

Add the category_id in the list too:

$query->select('id', 'name', 'payment_method_category_id')

and see if it works :)

Have you tried clicking the link in the email while you are still logged in? Are you using the same browser for both registration and the email verification?

@sarahs74 it is good to check the documentation from time to time, because really everything is very well written there, and that's the way to learn something. The discussion forum is good to help you in something that you are stucked at, but it is not good for learning as much, as tomorrow you will ask the same questions.

So now for your issue, that's called a Resource controller, and these are the methods generated out of it https://laravel.com/docs/master/controllers#actions-handled-by-resource-controller

and you can check that using php artisan route:list so in your case the expected parameter will be {bill} and in your case you are expecting property which is null since it is never passed.

So in case you have a select element with name="property_id" than you can do the following in the controller:

$property = Property::findOrFail($request->property_id);

$property->bills()->create($attributes);

and remove $property from the method signature.. I hope you follow what I am saying here, it is all in good intentions.

Since you are using the Route model binding, you can have the method like this:

public function create(Request $request, Property $property)
{
    Bill::create([
        ...
       'property_id' => $property->id,
    ]);
  
}

Make sure that you have property_id in your $fillable array of the Bill model. Or if you have the relationships setup correctly, this would work too:

$property->bills()->create($request->only(....));

Many ways.

Here it is: https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/blade#displaying-unescaped-data

the box below shows the issues.

@nickywan123 you need to use {!! !!} syntax to escape the encoding. But make sure the content that you get is safe to do so.

        {!! Share::page('www.google.com')->facebook() !!}

@ilhamzacky

try this:

dd(json_decode($QuestionnaireResultsSelf)->json->data->{"Tob2: SmokeNow"});

@ilhamzacky

try this:

dd(json_decode($QuestionnaireResultsSelf)->json->data->{"Tob2: SmokeNow"});

Same rules apply my friend.. there is so much on the internet already, just do a quick search.. Here is a blog post as well

https://laraveldaily.com/mail-notifications-customize-templates/

and there is always the very good documentation, just spend some time reading, that's the way to learn.

This is the way to do it: https://stackoverflow.com/a/41401524/1457270

Things I would check are

• Did it really installed the Jetstream package by going through the directories manually ie vendor/laravel/fortify/ and in there there should be Features.php class in the src folder.

• I would run php artisan serve and open the URL there just in case.

• Make sure also using valet links your url points to the correct directory in which you are installing packages.

Nothing sarcastic here, just trying to share with you my process :)

And you see that your $request->date_of_birth is returning null for some reason?

So debug your request data first and make sure you have a field with name="date_of_birth" in your form.

Before you create you can use dd($request->all()); and inspect the data. :)

The user is already fetched, so you need to load the organization only. But anyway it will make an additional query:

return auth()->user()->load('organization');

Just created a command using php artisan make:command and this is the initial handle method:

/**
     * Execute the console command.
     *
     * @return int
     */
    public function handle()
    {
        return 0;
    }

Maybe the STUB is not updated for your version, but I am 100% that that was the change. So @return int indicates what the response from the command should be.

That's for custom commands that you have created. So check in your app/Console/Commands directory, if you have one, and there are custom commands that you have created using php artisan make:command only then you need to apply this to the handle methods in those commands. Otherwise just skip it :)

You are looking for this format 'd F Y'

You are looking for this format 'd F Y'

Why do you need to transform the date twice?

And the error shows you what the issue is.. in your mutator of the model, you use this one:

Carbon::createFromFormat('d-m-Y', $value);

while the error says that the value is already in Y-m-d format.

You could check as well if the date is already a Carbon instance then don't do anything:

public function setDateOfBirthAttribute($value)
{
    if (!$value instanceof Carbon\Carbon)
    {
        $this->attributes['date_of_birth'] = Carbon::createFromFormat('Y-m-d', $value);
    }
}

so notice the format is Y-m-d not d-m-Y. If you want to return it in a specific format then you use :

\Carbon\Carbon::instance(\PhpOffice\PhpSpreadsheet\Shared\Date::excelToDateTimeObject($value))->format('d-m-Y');

Why do you need to transform the date twice?

And the error shows you what the issue is.. in your mutator of the model, you use this one:

Carbon::createFromFormat('d-m-Y', $value);

while the error says that the value is already in Y-m-d format.

You could check as well if the date is already a Carbon instance then don't do anything:

public function setDateOfBirthAttribute($value)
{
    if (!$value instanceof Carbon\Carbon)
    {
        $this->attributes['date_of_birth'] = Carbon::createFromFormat('Y-m-d', $value);
    }
}

so notice the format is Y-m-d not d-m-Y. If you want to return it in a specific format then you use :

\Carbon\Carbon::instance(\PhpOffice\PhpSpreadsheet\Shared\Date::excelToDateTimeObject($value))->format('d-m-Y');

@jacksleight I tried the same approach, created a class:

class Item {

    public $id = 10;

    public function __toString()
    {
        return 'testing';
    }
}

passed it to the component, and I could still use $item->id within it.. So can you share how does your object looks like?

Or have you tried to escape it: https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/blade#escaping-attribute-rendering

That is because when you say type laravel tries to match it with type_id you need to provide the full name:

public function type() {
    return $this->belongsTo(OrganizationType::class, 'organization_type_id');
}

If you are not expecting any parameter within the class, you don't have to pass anything. You had something else going on for sure. I tried your code locally, it works as it should without any change.

Maybe composer dump-autoload will auto-discover the components.

@martin1182 in order to show data you need to pass id.

The route is matched to /admin-cars/{car} and you probably are not passing anything, and it tries to return whatever you have in the index action in your controller.

You can name your error bags, and handle them in the view using their name, all very well explained in the docs here:

https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/validation#named-error-bags

@jgravois no it is not, you are chaining it on the wrong method. assertOk returns a response, so the method does not exists on that object.

Based on the docs, you need to do this:

Livewire::actingAs($this->user)
            ->test(CustomerWizard::class, ['code' => 'UAMI2'])
            ->assertSet('companyCode', 'UAMI2');

https://laravel-livewire.com/docs/2.x/testing

Try this one:

$period = now()->subMonths(12)->monthsUntil(now());

$data = [];
foreach ($period as $date)
{
   $data[] = [
       'month' => $date->shortMonthName,
       'year' => $date->year,
   ];
}

dd($data);

If you need them in reverse order then just use array_reverse at the end

@jgravois no it is not, you are chaining it on the wrong method. assertOk returns a response, so the method does not exists on that object.

Based on the docs, you need to do this:

Livewire::actingAs($this->user)
            ->test(CustomerWizard::class, ['code' => 'UAMI2'])
            ->assertSet('companyCode', 'UAMI2');

https://laravel-livewire.com/docs/2.x/testing

And how does your index method looks like?

Like this?

public function index($subdivision)
{
    $subdivisionname = str_replace('-', ' ', $subdivision);

    // ...
}

Your routes and form are so confusing.. first of all, on the form you are using wrong named route:

{{ route('admin.approve', $user->id) 

That one calls this

Route::get('/admin/approve', [AdminUsersController::class, 'listUnapprovedUsers'])->name('admin.approve');

which is a get route, and has nothing to do with the action that you have shown from your controller.

So either the error that you are getting is not from here, or somehow the $id is an array so that's why ::find($id) returns a collection of many users on which you are trying to call ->update on and hence the error.

This

$this->session->flash

is what makes it go away after one request. Using $this->session->put will work, but then you will have to be responsible for clearing it yourself, otherwise you will see error messages all the time. So i won't go that road.

withErrors adds the errors in a flash session which gets lost after the first request is performed. So essentially, back()->withErrors() goes back one level, and that's why the flash session is still valid and you can see the errors, while once you do redirect()->route() it goes to another action, in which the errors will be available, but then from there you are returning a different redirect or view, in which case the flash sessions is being flashed/removed. So that's why you won't be able to see the errors.

Hope this helps.

Here is how: https://laravel-livewire.com/docs/2.x/input-validation

You can add additional error messages:

$this->addError('key', 'message')

Here is how: https://laravel-livewire.com/docs/2.x/input-validation

You can add additional error messages:

$this->addError('key', 'message')

Why do you use {{}} within blade:

	@for ($i = 0; $i < $theCnt; $i++)

should do it.

Plus this:

@if ($theDivType == 'beg')
        <div>
    @else
        </div>
    @endif

does not make sense to me. You will be opening more divs than closing them I suppose, but I don't know your data, so there you go :)

Why do you use {{}} within blade:

	@for ($i = 0; $i < $theCnt; $i++)

should do it.

Plus this:

@if ($theDivType == 'beg')
        <div>
    @else
        </div>
    @endif

does not make sense to me. You will be opening more divs than closing them I suppose, but I don't know your data, so there you go :)

@himanshurajvanshi if you open the validation.php file from your resources/lang directory you will see this set:

'min'    => [
    'numeric' => 'The :attribute must be at least :min.',
    'file'    => 'The :attribute must be at least :min kilobytes.',
    'string'  => 'The :attribute must be at least :min characters.',
    'array'   => 'The :attribute must have at least :min items.',
],

this means that if the value entered is a string then it will show This name should be at least 5 characters.

what do you mean by 5 number I don't understand.

But you can override the message anytime and it will show whatever you want.

https://laravel.com/docs/master/validation#customizing-the-error-messages

@himanshurajvanshi if you open the validation.php file from your resources/lang directory you will see this set:

'min'    => [
    'numeric' => 'The :attribute must be at least :min.',
    'file'    => 'The :attribute must be at least :min kilobytes.',
    'string'  => 'The :attribute must be at least :min characters.',
    'array'   => 'The :attribute must have at least :min items.',
],

this means that if the value entered is a string then it will show This name should be at least 5 characters.

what do you mean by 5 number I don't understand.

But you can override the message anytime and it will show whatever you want.

https://laravel.com/docs/master/validation#customizing-the-error-messages

This is the way to translate json strings: https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/localization#using-translation-strings-as-keys

so you just create a file within your lang directory, for example en.json and add

{
    "The provided two factor authentication code was invalid.": "YOUR TRANSLATION HERE"
}

and it should work.