Nakov

Livewire is already provided with Jetstream out of the box: https://jetstream.laravel.com/1.x/installation.html#livewire-components

That's not an error but warning instead. Here is a better explanation: https://stackoverflow.com/a/26198229/1457270

@randy_johnson you need to close the form once, and only below the submit button, you have this: </form> immediately after you open the form, so remove that.

• You are missing, method="post" and @csrf and @method('PATCH') or however you defined your route.

@randy_johnson you need to close the form once, and only below the submit button, you have this: </form> immediately after you open the form, so remove that.

• You are missing, method="post" and @csrf and @method('PATCH') or however you defined your route.

You cannot have href attribute on a button that's an anchor attribute ie <a>

So you need to have:

<a href="{{ route('welcome') }}">Welcome</a>

@gillesdeb you are missing return view('user.profile') now wherever you reference the view. From the routes I cannot see that, but it is part of any of your controllers.

What does an automated means? If you mean by is the email good to go out of the box yes.

But you for sure need to use either mailgun or any other email service. You have mailchimp, sendgrid and many others to name a few.

@filipi this is what you are looking for: https://stackoverflow.com/a/25172965/1457270

here is a working example http://jsfiddle.net/pabo/0rmxd7bo/

@rossiluca the LoginController can use the property or a method in which you can add the intended redirect path:

public function redirectTo() 
{
    return Auth::user()->team_slug +  '/dashboard';
}

or override the authenticated method which is triggered after the user is authenticated:

protected function authenticated( Request $request, $user )
{
    return $user->team_slug +  '/dashboard';
}

How are you passing it to the component? Are you using :user="{{ $user }}" ?

@shiro_ you have a parameter which is expected in your controller but you are not passing it. So change your method signature to this instead:

public function capture(Invoice $invoice, LabTestItem $lab_test_item)

without the $facility as you are not using it anyway.

But also the $lab_test_item will be required, and you are not passing that either.

So it should be something like this:

public function capture(Invoice $invoice)

based on your definition in the routes file.

@kkhicher1 the issue here is that in your Repository constructor you accept TestResult which Laravel probably cannot instantiate because I guess in that class you also have a constructor which accepts some parameters.

So you will need to provide that, something like this:

$this->app->bind(TestResultRepositoryInterface::class, function($app)
{
     return new TestResultRepository(new TestResult);
});

this way you are telling Laravel how to instantiate the TestResult as well. It should work out of the box in case the TestResult has an empty constructor as the example above, but I doubt that it is much more complex.

@xtremer360 I think the problem is when using a property and a callback within, try using a method instead:

protected function rules() {
        return ['field' => [
            'integer',
            Rule::requiredIf(function () {
                return $this->category->hasARange();
            }),
        ]];
    }

it should do the same.

@xtremer360 I think the problem is when using a property and a callback within, try using a method instead:

protected function rules() {
        return ['field' => [
            'integer',
            Rule::requiredIf(function () {
                return $this->category->hasARange();
            }),
        ]];
    }

it should do the same.

@kvnkrft what does an invalid url() means?

Do you have set the correct url in your config/filesystems.php file:

under s3 you should have:

'url' => env('AWS_URL'),

then in your .env file you should have the base pat to your S3 instance.

Andre who is an instructor in laracasts has a series on building e-commerce site in Laravel, so take a look here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEhEHUEU3x5oPTli631ZX9cxl6cU_sDaR

@huzzahbeard you will not get a collection when there is a belongsTo relationship, because that means that you have one instance of a podcast.

Try this:

$ep->podcast;

without the () and you will get an instance of Podcast model.

As for the tags, getting it without the () it will return a collection of Tag class.

@huzzahbeard you will not get a collection when there is a belongsTo relationship, because that means that you have one instance of a podcast.

Try this:

$ep->podcast;

without the () and you will get an instance of Podcast model.

As for the tags, getting it without the () it will return a collection of Tag class.

@jack2706 in your Exam in the $fillable array do you have module_id ? Or are you using $guarded = []?

@jack2706 in your Exam in the $fillable array do you have module_id ? Or are you using $guarded = []?

@tomasosho you see your latestmessaging is also a collection, so you need to iterate over it in order to access the attributes on each message.

So your error is on this line $post->latestmessaging['text'] it should be:

@foreach($post->latestmessaging as $message)
<span> {{$message->text}} </span>
@endforeach

@ashir_ali_butt, yup, I don't think there is one. Again because of security reasons.

@tomasosho you see your latestmessaging is also a collection, so you need to iterate over it in order to access the attributes on each message.

So your error is on this line $post->latestmessaging['text'] it should be:

@foreach($post->latestmessaging as $message)
<span> {{$message->text}} </span>
@endforeach

@ashir_ali_butt

Unless your browser is in kiosk mode, you cannot do this for security reasons. No one will trust your application if it directly starts their printer.. You might want to save the file to a PDF instead of printing as well.

@ivanradojevic as you can see the response is an array, not an object, so use this instead:

ProductVariationOrder::create([
                'order_id' => $order->id,
                'quantity' => $item['quantity'],
                'product_variation_id' => $item['variation']['id'],              
            ]);

@ivanradojevic as you can see the response is an array, not an object, so use this instead:

ProductVariationOrder::create([
                'order_id' => $order->id,
                'quantity' => $item['quantity'],
                'product_variation_id' => $item['variation']['id'],              
            ]);

@rafidahsan if there was no value in the second one, it will not be shown here.

@mehrdad70 it seems like for some reason auth()->user()->profile returns null hence the error.

Can you have a user without a profile? If so, then check first on that or you can use the optional() helper like this:

optional(auth()->user()->profile)->avatar

@mehrdad70 it seems like for some reason auth()->user()->profile returns null hence the error.

Can you have a user without a profile? If so, then check first on that or you can use the optional() helper like this:

optional(auth()->user()->profile)->avatar

Here is how: https://laravel.com/docs/master/routing#form-method-spoofing

so change the form method to post and then add the blade directive:

@method('put')

I don't like the echoes that you have in the view, but that's another topic. Please learn the basics in Laravel.

@princeoo7 Your favorites collection returns users, so I am not sure you are checking it correctly, because the User model does not have user_id I guess, but an id.. Maybe a better check would be this:

public function getIsMyFavAttribute()
{
   return $this->favorites->contains(User::find(1));
}

@princeoo7 Your favorites collection returns users, so I am not sure you are checking it correctly, because the User model does not have user_id I guess, but an id.. Maybe a better check would be this:

public function getIsMyFavAttribute()
{
   return $this->favorites->contains(User::find(1));
}

@afoysal

Take a look at the documentation here: https://datatables.net/reference/option/infoCallback

So you can basically do this:

 $('#new_datatable').DataTable({
    "infoCallback": function( settings, start, end, max, total, pre ) {
        var api = this.api();
        var pageInfo = api.page.info();

        return start + '-' + end + ' of ' + pageInfo.pages;
    },

 ...
});

@afoysal

Take a look at the documentation here: https://datatables.net/reference/option/infoCallback

So you can basically do this:

 $('#new_datatable').DataTable({
    "infoCallback": function( settings, start, end, max, total, pre ) {
        var api = this.api();
        var pageInfo = api.page.info();

        return start + '-' + end + ' of ' + pageInfo.pages;
    },

 ...
});

@briana if you need array of ids only, then take advantage of the pluck method, like this:

$organisations = Organisation::where('name', 'LIKE', '%' . $searchOrgName . '%')->pluck('id');

@kevdev you can run any php function within the {{ }} it just echoes whatever you need..

So you can do this if it helps:

{{ explode('.', $post->content)[0] }}

but then again, I don't know your exact use-case. This might work for what you gave above, but I would do it in a more generic way to catch more cases. Also you can register a helpers.php file in your composer and add global functions like that which can be used from any php file in your project.

Or you can also limit the string length:

{{ strlen($post->content) > 10) ? substr($post->content, 0, 7) . '...' : $post->content }}

@gillesdeb you are missing a name attribute on your field:

<input class="form-control" type="email" name="email"
                 id="emailaddress" required="" placeholder="Enter your email">

That's what's used on the backend to see if there is a value for the field.

@gillesdeb you are missing a name attribute on your field:

<input class="form-control" type="email" name="email"
                 id="emailaddress" required="" placeholder="Enter your email">

That's what's used on the backend to see if there is a value for the field.

@gillesdeb no, if you use those than it will be all good. I was answering your initial question, you changed it now.

So check your ForgotPasswordController and sendResetLinkEmail try to dd() within make sure that you are reaching that part.

Have you set MAIL_MAILER as a log within your .env file or whatever driver you are using?

@gillesdeb but I don't see in your routes the named route recoverpassword so if you use {{ route('recoverpassword') }} it won't work.

@gillesdeb when you are using {{ route('recoverpassword') }} that is not expecting from you to have a blade view with that name but a registered route with that name..

https://laravel.com/docs/master/routing#named-routes

as an example:

Route::get('password/reset', [ResetPasswordController::class, 'index'])->name('recoverpassword');	

@nicotravassos you are trying to use {{ within {{ you don't have to.. try this :

{{__('Open your authentication app and enter the code for: :name',  ['name' => config('app.name', 'Laravel')])  }}

or

{{ __('Open your authentication app and enter the code for: ') .  config('app.name', 'Laravel')  }}

@nicotravassos you are trying to use {{ within {{ you don't have to.. try this :

{{__('Open your authentication app and enter the code for: :name',  ['name' => config('app.name', 'Laravel')])  }}

or

{{ __('Open your authentication app and enter the code for: ') .  config('app.name', 'Laravel')  }}

The password confirmation is there for a reason. Imagine a user going in to register to your app, and made a mistake while typing the password. You will successfully register the user, but that user will not be able to login again since they will not know what mistake they made.

Anyhow, if you still want to remove the confirmation open the register.blade.php file in your views/auth folder, and remove this block:

<div class="mt-4">
     <x-jet-label value="Confirm Password" />
     <x-jet-input class="block mt-1 w-full" type="password" name="password_confirmation" required autocomplete="new-password" />
</div>

Then in App\Actions\Fortify you will find CreateNewUser.php remove 'confirmed' from the rules for the password field. And there you go.

@fabuy the error means that in the blade view, register.blade.php you have this code:

{{ route('register') }}

you need to pass the required parameter in there as well. And check other places where you use the named route.

@fabuy the error means that in the blade view, register.blade.php you have this code:

{{ route('register') }}

you need to pass the required parameter in there as well. And check other places where you use the named route.

There is already an answer for this here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/47005704/1457270

@bosstone did you changed or missed something in the views?

In your register.blade.php file you are using $data['email'] perhaps, or whatever the name of the array is, but that field is missing, hence the error. This is a really generic error when an item is missing from an array, so make sure that you understand some basics before you move forward.

@bosstone did you changed or missed something in the views?

In your register.blade.php file you are using $data['email'] perhaps, or whatever the name of the array is, but that field is missing, hence the error. This is a really generic error when an item is missing from an array, so make sure that you understand some basics before you move forward.

The password confirmation is there for a reason. Imagine a user going in to register to your app, and made a mistake while typing the password. You will successfully register the user, but that user will not be able to login again since they will not know what mistake they made.

Anyhow, if you still want to remove the confirmation open the register.blade.php file in your views/auth folder, and remove this block:

<div class="mt-4">
     <x-jet-label value="Confirm Password" />
     <x-jet-input class="block mt-1 w-full" type="password" name="password_confirmation" required autocomplete="new-password" />
</div>

Then in App\Actions\Fortify you will find CreateNewUser.php remove 'confirmed' from the rules for the password field. And there you go.