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@krie9er are you sure you published the Sanctum configuration files?

https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/sanctum#installation

@chron @change is only triggered when there is a change from the input element.

I would suggest that you check the watchers instead https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/computed.html#Watchers

Glad it helps!

@embee have you tried:

$this->callAfterResolving(BladeCompiler::class, function () {
            Blade::component('base-input-container', BaseInputContainer::class);
            Blade::component('sunfire-base-input-container', BaseInputContainer::class);
});

@chrisjcraft have you check https://themeforest.net/search/laravel%20spark ?

@andyandy you can use firstOrCreate

foreach ($XML as $item) {
    PossibleCombinationsOfProductAndVariant::firstOrCreate([
        'product' => $item->product_name,
        'variant' => $item->variant_name
    ]);
}

@warpig I think you have to call the tags inside the post? like this:

@foreach ($post->tags as $tag)
	<span><p class="date"> {{ $tag->name }} </p></span>
@endforeach

In your Post Model:

public function tags() {
	return $this->belongsToMany(Tag::class);
}

In your Tag Model:

public function posts() {
	return $this->belongsToMany(Post::class);
}

@embee I'm not sure if I can answer this correctly as I'm not familiar yet with Jetstream but if you look closely, the second parameter of Blade::component in your code is a class, but in Jetstream, it looks like it's another component that seems "aliasing" another component (as I said, I might be wrong). But to test this out you could try:

$this->callAfterResolving(BladeCompiler::class, function () {
            Blade::component('base-input-container', BaseInputContainer::class);
            Blade::component('sunfire-base-input-container', 'base-input-container'); // here
});

Because 'jet-'.$component seems already configure by Jetstream itself, so if you want to change it to sunfire you might need to do it like this:

Blade::component('jetstream::components.'.$component, 'jet-'.$component); // leave it here
Blade::component('sunfire::components.'.$component, 'jet-'.$component);
Blade::component('sunfire-'.$component, 'jet-'.$component);

Again, I might be wrong, I haven't tried this.

Also, please mark the answer "Best Answer" if you find it helpful so others can benefit from it to ;)

@embee have you tried:

$this->callAfterResolving(BladeCompiler::class, function () {
            Blade::component('base-input-container', BaseInputContainer::class);
            Blade::component('sunfire-base-input-container', BaseInputContainer::class);
});

@james_bhatta

DB::table('products')->selectRaw('COALESCE(sale_price, regular_price) as price')->get();

well looks like you are submitting in the correct path? but your controller might be the problem?

@shiva how about instead, get the outstanding post on the User model instead of Post? So you can create a relationship on the User model like:

User Model:

public function outstandingPosts()
{
	return $this->hasMany(Post::class)
				->where('status', 'Waiting on Moderator')
                                ->orWhere('status', 'Waiting on User')
                                ->orWhere('status', 'Moderator Rejected');
}

Then

$outstandingPosts = User::has('outstandingPosts')->get();

    foreach($outstandingPosts as $user)                            
    {

        // Get all the posts that is attached to either a moderator or a poster
        $op = Post::where('moderator_id', $user->id)
                    ->orWhere('poster_id', $user->id)
                    ->get();   

        // Send email to that user with their outstanding posts
        Mail::to($user->email)->queue(new OutstandingPosts($op));
    }

@mariaaa can you post here the error? and what URL you landed on? check where you got redirected.

@warpig I think you have to call the tags inside the post? like this:

@foreach ($post->tags as $tag)
	<span><p class="date"> {{ $tag->name }} </p></span>
@endforeach

In your Post Model:

public function tags() {
	return $this->belongsToMany(Tag::class);
}

In your Tag Model:

public function posts() {
	return $this->belongsToMany(Post::class);
}

@anandi what seems to be the problem with the packages you mentioned?

Have you tried adding groupBy?

$outstandingPosts = Post::where('status', 'Waiting on Moderator')
                                ->orWhere('status', 'Waiting on User')
                                ->orWhere('status', 'Moderator Rejected')
				->groupBy('moderator_id', 'poster_id')
                                ->get();

@iroxbir try:

php artisan clear-compiled
composer dump-autoload

and re-run your publishing

@shiva looks like your $outstandingPosts contains duplicate $user.

Can you share your Post Model?

Try clearing your config as well:

php artisan config:clear

What Laravel version you are using?

@mariaaa the onclick="location.href = '/home/billing/pdf';" seems to be the problem, it's redirecting to that url before the ajax request happens.

What you can do is to add the location.href to the success method of your ajax request.

success:function(data){
	location.href = '/home/billing/pdf'; 
        // or window.location 
},

@iroxbir try:

php artisan clear-compiled
composer dump-autoload

and re-run your publishing

@rabeedmenam you can use this package to create the QR code https://github.com/SimpleSoftwareIO/simple-qrcode. You can't change the text that is generated from the QR code though.

But if what you meant is the content of the URL you are generating then it's possible on the server-side. An example is when you hit domain.com/content/1, then just change its content on the DB.

@kshitizmittal if your goal is to just dynamically change those static values then you could do:

$band = 1;
$level = 1;
$appraisalForm = AppraisalTemplate::where(['id' => $id])->with(['goals', 'questions', 'competencies.parameterDetails.categoryDetails','departmentDetails','designationDetails.positionDetails','competencies.parameterDetails.questions'=>function($query) use ($band, $level){
            $query->where(['band'=>$band,'level'=>$level]);
        }])->first();

Just pass the variables in the use() section.

@kubitomakita looks like you haven't configured your CORS, check here: https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/sanctum#cors-and-cookies

@mastertech01 you might think that your composer install was a success but wasn't mainly because your PHP version is not compatible?

On this package, it requires PHP 7.2.5.

Check your PHP version first.

@mastertech01 looks like your composer install wasn't successful at all.

require(C:_project\web\prediction/vendor/autoload.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in C:_project\web\prediction\artisan on line 18 this error means you don't have the vendor/autoload.php which can be only generated via composer.

Are you sure you are in the correct directory?

@erfanwd Don't forget to mark an answer as the best answer if it answers your question ;) Thanks!

yes

Well, it looks different from what you just said earlier. Looks like what you need is to create each Model on each category like Poster and T-shirts because each contains different attributes as well.

Or create a Products table that contains all the categories, so product table will have a category column which contains poster, tshirt and maybe linked to a meta table (like Wordpress) that contains the custom attribute.

products table

id | name | category
1  | test 1 | tshirt
2  | test 2  | poster    
etc...

meta table

id | product_id | key | value
1   |  1        | size | medium
2    |  1        | price | 50
3    |  2         | color   | blue
etc...

Are the products will come in a single model (in other words, products table?) or different Models like Poster, TShirt, etc?

@boubou I suggest not touch the base code but implement your own. For example, if you want to update the login logic, you can add the same routes in your web.php and those will be overwritten.

You can check the list of nova routes using php artisan route:list and add it to your web.php with your custom controller.

@erfanwd if I understand correctly, you want to get the my-fine-art-name depending on the model which is the product-typethat can be poster, t-shirt etc...

web.php

Route::get('/product/{$product}', function($product){
	if (request('product-type') == 'poster') {
		return Poster::where('product_name', $product)->first();
	}

	// other if condition here for t-shrit, etc...
});

@rabeedmenam you can use this package to create the QR code https://github.com/SimpleSoftwareIO/simple-qrcode. You can't change the text that is generated from the QR code though.

But if what you meant is the content of the URL you are generating then it's possible on the server-side. An example is when you hit domain.com/content/1, then just change its content on the DB.

@marcosklender can you share the error?

@aavinseth I think you need to add protected $guard_name = 'web,auth' in your Model.

@ado666 can you add the following:

$certificate = 'file://' . realpath('/var/www/xx/xx/cert/3ecs_sign.crt');

or if not, try this:

$certificate = __DIR__ . realpath('/var/www/xx/xx/cert/3ecs_sign.crt');

@cosminc looks like those models are chain with one another, you can do this:

User.php

public function services()
{
	return $this->hasMany('App\Service')->with('options');
}

Service.php

public function options()
{
	return $this->hasMany('App\Option');
}

Option.php

public function service() 
{
	return $this->belongsTo('App\Service');
}

so you can loop on $users->services and loop the options inside the services.

@rushita not sure what you meant by root but url()->full() is what you are looking for?

@crazylife I think you have to loop all the relationship like this:

$old = $order->replicate();
$old->save();

foreach($order->items as $item)
{
    $old->items()->attach($item);
}

foreach($order->history as $history)
{
    $old->history()->attach($history);
}
$old->push();

@alexgodbehere79 try:

return LinkRelation::where(function ($query) {
            $query->where([
                'source_key' => 2,
                'target_key' => 4
            ])->orWhere([
                'source_key' => 4,
                'target_key' => 2,
            ]);
        })->first();

@kfazil have you tried:

$data = Product::with([ 'productMeta' => function ($query) use ($date_1, $date_2) {
	$query->whereDate('date_column', $date_1)
		->orWhereDate('date_column', $date_2)
		->latest()
		->first(); 
}])->orderBy('created_at', 'desc')->get();

@deepak475121 depends on your project, does it need an update? Why?

In my case, we are running Laravel 4.2 projects without a problem but decided to upgrade some to 8.0 because we need to use a package that requires a higher Laravel version.

And if you decide to upgrade, I would suggest you install a fresh Laravel and manually copy your files instead of upgrading your version inside your project. It will also help if you have PHPUnit test in place so you check if your project works as expected.

Alternatively, you can use Laravel Shift https://laravelshift.com/

@deepak475121 depends on your project, does it need an update? Why?

In my case, we are running Laravel 4.2 projects without a problem but decided to upgrade some to 8.0 because we need to use a package that requires a higher Laravel version.

And if you decide to upgrade, I would suggest you install a fresh Laravel and manually copy your files instead of upgrading your version inside your project. It will also help if you have PHPUnit test in place so you check if your project works as expected.

Alternatively, you can use Laravel Shift https://laravelshift.com/

@mupenzi make sure you add those classes in your config/app.php

Add this in your providers array

Mpociot\BotMan\BotManServiceProvider::class,

And in the aliases array

'BotMan' => Mpociot\BotMan\Facades\BotMan::class

Try it and if it still doesn't work composer dump-autoload might help as well.

@obink instead of doing the findOrFail manually, try to check your route by running php artisan route:list. Find the route for your Homeworks and you will see the parameter that I'm talking about. Then you can pass it to the edit function like:

public function edit(Homeworks $homework)

where $homework is the name of the parameter in the route list.

But glad it works with your solution.

@amitshrestha221 what I do instead is create an array property like this:

public $myform = [];

And in my form:

<input type="text" wire:model="myform.title">
<input type="text" wire:model="myform.body">
<input type="text" wire:model="myform.etc">

@whoisthisstud @mduzair must be Ghostscript version?

@obink you have a route model binding situation right here.

I think it's working as expected although you need to make sure that the id you pass in your route is correct and also named properly.

Can you check your route for admin.homeworks.edit? The parameter there should be the same as your public function edit(Homeworks $homeworks) in other words, it should be named homeworks like this:

Route::get('homeworks/edit/{homeworks}', [HomeworkController::class, 'edit']);

@jlrdw if you want to point your server to the public directory of your laravel project, you can just set the root directory like this inside the server

server {
	root /var/www/your-laravel-project/public;
	// your other configurations...
}