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@leonid1212 you said you followed the upgrade guide.. The upgrade guide says that the laravel/framework dependency should be set to use ^6.0.

So this :

"laravel/framework": "6.5.0",

should be this instead:

"laravel/framework": "^6.0",

Then you should run composer update.

When you do that, does composer run without any error?

@manof360 here is the problem:

Auth::rotes();

should be

Auth::routes();

missing u.

@manof360 here is the problem:

Auth::rotes();

should be

Auth::routes();

missing u.

@manof360 so you use some where rotes instead of routes, or more likely it should be route.

Share the full web.php file code please.

@carlosmora the $product_list contains an ID or an array of IDs?

Maybe whereIn should be used instead?

Product::whereIn('id', $product_list)->update(['family_id' => null]);

Trying on a collection will throw that error of course.. get() returns a collection, first() returns an instance of a model..

so

$voucherTrans->first()->description

will not throw that error.

@stuter12 when using vagrant you should just run laravel new your_project locally not on the vagrant image, and then make your Homestead.yaml file to map the local project to vagrant. Have you checked the docs:

https://laravel.com/docs/master/homestead

@heimdall do you have the connection set up correctly? Your .env file uses the DB credentials that you need, right?

Then test in your update method if the $membre is already the correct one using dd($membre) as a first line, before you do any update, as the Route model binding should already do that if you have a correct route, for example:

Route::patch('membre/{membre}', '[email protected]');

Then in the method, at the end instead of update and passing an array of fields, which in your case should update just the id you can call this:

$membre->save();

It should save the changes.

@browniecoffee why would it be? I don't see any reason why.. but I would make a normal limit to how many you can add :)

There are forms btw with so many elements, a textarea is no different.

@stuter12 when using vagrant you should just run laravel new your_project locally not on the vagrant image, and then make your Homestead.yaml file to map the local project to vagrant. Have you checked the docs:

https://laravel.com/docs/master/homestead

@hasen39 then try manually deleting the config.php file if there is one inside bootstrap/cache/ directory. And then run php artisan config:cache.

Run the composer dump-autoload as well, in case you did an update of any library.

And check this answer on SO:

https://stackoverflow.com/a/47910128/1457270

@hasen39 can you share the code from your form request or wherever you do a validation? Or if you use this in the config.php I don't think you can use a Rules or any laravel class aside from the env() helper and PHP core functions.

@leonid1212 and did you followed my advise above fully, to first run:

php artisan config:cache    

And then:

php artisan config:clear    

The first will create the config.php file instead of manually doing so as you did above.

The next step that I would take is create a completely separate project using the latest version and transfer the files. Maybe some caching on your Docker image is involved, so check that too.

@leonid1212 do you have any changes to the .env file, for example:

APP_NAME=APP NAME

Instead of

APP_NAME="APP NAME"

make sure that you don't have any spaces in the values in your .env file.

Or run this commands in order:

composer dump-autoload
php artisan config:cache    
php artisan config:clear

@matheenulla or try this instead:

$('#brand_name').on('change',function(){
    var optionSelected = $(this).find("option:selected");
    var brandId  = optionSelected.val();
    var brandName   = optionSelected.text();
});

@matheenulla or try this instead:

$('#brand_name').on('change',function(){
    var optionSelected = $(this).find("option:selected");
    var brandId  = optionSelected.val();
    var brandName   = optionSelected.text();
});

Then you can use this:

$('#brand_name').on('change',function(){
    var brand = $(this).val();
    var brandName = $(this).text();
});

Have you tried it?

@matheenulla can you please show your <select> element here?

@matheenulla no you cannot do that, brand is a JS variable, not a PHP, so it will throw an exception using it there..

So your select option doesn't it have <option value="1">NAME OF BRAND</option> for example? You can get the name from there, can't you?

Like:

var brandName = $(this).text();

for example?

Here is some help:

https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/laravel/how-to-get-guard-type-of-current-logged-user

https://stackoverflow.com/a/51197362/1457270

@van1310 and how are you accessing the page where you have this registration form? Do you have a POST route to access that page as well?

Because when a request fails to be validated, then it returns back with the errors in the session. And MethodNotAllowedHttpException means that the GET request does not work for that route I guess.

@van1310 and how are you accessing the page where you have this registration form? Do you have a POST route to access that page as well?

Because when a request fails to be validated, then it returns back with the errors in the session. And MethodNotAllowedHttpException means that the GET request does not work for that route I guess.

@van1310 as I said, the exception is because you are redirecting to a route which does not have a Route::get('/'... so a GET method is not allowed for that route, just another one I guess.

Show your routes, your controller code as well if you are not using the default RegistrationController.

Can you show me the web.php file for the confirmpassword route? And the controller code?

@van1310 btw, your error says:

MethodNotAllowedHttpException

Which means you are not running a POST method or whatever.. Show your full form please.

You don't need this.. copy what I've shown above:

Remove this:

            'password_confirmation' => 'required'

@van1310 following the documentation

the rule is confirmed and the name attribute should be password_confirmation.

public function rules()
    {
        return [
            'password' => 'required|confirmed',
        ];
    }

<input type="password" name="password" placeholder="password">
<input type="password" name="password_confirmation" placeholder="confirm_password">

@uccdev this might help:

https://stackoverflow.com/a/49294393/1457270

@davy_yg being a programmer involves reading documentation. I know your answer will be you don't have time, but that's not an excuse.

I am out of helping you until you return and have read a bit of documentation for Laravel at least, let alone for the packages that you inherited by someone.

Trying on a collection will throw that error of course.. get() returns a collection, first() returns an instance of a model..

so

$voucherTrans->first()->description

will not throw that error.

@davy_yg see this in the view $model->translate($key)->$name.. $name is replaced by description in your case, that's where the errors comes from.

@davy_yg in the Macro that you've shown there is this line:

$model = $this->model;

Now in the view

return view(
                'components.field.text-translatable',
                compact('locales', 'model', 'name', 'label', 'options')
            )->render();

the $model is passed.

So in text-translatable.blade.php file there is a usage like this one:

$model->{$name}

name here is a description in your case from the field name... but that does not exists on the instance, + the $model is not an instance of what you want but an array, hence the error above.

@davy_yg yes it is global.. So it tries to get the description but the data passed is not an instance of the model but an array instead.

So what does your $voucher contains? An array?

You can debug it like this:

$voucher = $this->voucher_repo->getEdit($id);
dd($voucher);

And instead of pushing to an array if it is an instance of the Voucher model then just add it like this maybe?

$voucher = $this->voucher_repo->getEdit($id);
    
$voucher->description = "test";

return view('voucher.edit', compact('voucher'));

Here is some help:

https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/laravel/how-to-get-guard-type-of-current-logged-user

https://stackoverflow.com/a/51197362/1457270

Don't know if there is a comparison, but since Vapor is a product by the creator of Laravel, I would personally aim towards that as long as the app is Laravel, it will always be up to date. :)

@awadgorg so many examples on the internet:

https://www.competa.com/blog/add-a-css-class-on-scroll-with-vanilla-javascript/

https://jsfiddle.net/19bwe33x/12/

Subscribe to laracasts you will learn lots of the cool tricks:

https://laracasts.com/series/how-do-i/episodes/25

@romainb yeah, that's a really weird behavior, I reproduced it on my table as well.. This is what worked for me, and it is simplified.

Keyword::doesntHave('websites')->delete(); 

I think that problem has to do by running having() on the query, but I am not sure..

Let me know if this works for you :)

@davy_yg

I think this is the package doc: https://packagist.org/packages/dimsav/laravel-translatable

Guessing won't help. You should check your composer.json file in order to find which package is used for those forms, and find the documentation through there.

I guess it comes from the library that you are using.. so this

SemanticForm::textTranslateable('description', 'Description', ['required' => true])

Might be that the third parameter is not an array of options but a default text for the description, so try using this:

SemanticForm::textTranslateable('description', 'Description', null, ['required' => true])

Or check the documentation of the library.

@kanchan186 as you've opened a new thread with a question that you already asked here, maybe you should consider accepting an answer that helped you here to solve your initial question..

@kanchan186 do you use any library for the checkboxes? Make sure you disable any additional styling and see if they appear. Or use Inspect element on your browser to see if next to the text you can see a checkbox, anything else seems correct to me.

@romainb yeah, that's a really weird behavior, I reproduced it on my table as well.. This is what worked for me, and it is simplified.

Keyword::doesntHave('websites')->delete(); 

I think that problem has to do by running having() on the query, but I am not sure..

Let me know if this works for you :)

@matildah EventsContoller is not the same with EventsController. Maybe a typo there?

@matildah EventsContoller is not the same with EventsController. Maybe a typo there?

Your controller is missing one important line above, below use App\Event;

class EventsController extends Controller {

@dawgonking you should use the helper function when you render the view, not in the iterator:

@forelse($airline->hubs as $hub)

   {{ strtoupper($hub) }}

@dawgonking then please accept the answer :)

@dawgonking you should use the helper function when you render the view, not in the iterator:

@forelse($airline->hubs as $hub)

   {{ strtoupper($hub) }}

@swimmer sorry, really want to help.. but this is what I get: https://snipboard.io/8AItxo.jpg

this site seems like it loads everything using scripts, so nothing is available on the page before it fully loads. Make sure that you wait for that before you run any script.

@swimmer not this page.. the page with the <select> element so we can try to do the selection.

This is what I've got: https://snipboard.io/8JoAKb.jpg