@jeevamugunthan Got it. So let me try to explain this. If I was doing the project I would add the maintenance charges etc. to database. Also I am assuming there would be a recurring charge ex. Rent for the user to pay.

These charges stay in db too. So when you show the user the screen with charges, display all these charges and total them up for final amount the user should pay. Now you can use the Payment gateway class for completing transaction.

Hope this helps.

@jeevamugunthan I think i do not understand your situation. If I got this right, Why do you want to make payment gateway for each master admin and their user?

All you should be wanting for master admins and their users to use the payment gateway. If this is needed it is totally doable.

@ymer Glad it helped :)

@ymer You could always use Laravel Resources https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/eloquent-resources#introduction to format your JSON.

Or you could use Collection methods to format the data and then return it as JSON.

@ymer You could always use Laravel Resources https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/eloquent-resources#introduction to format your JSON.

Or you could use Collection methods to format the data and then return it as JSON.

This is solved here https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/laravel/laravel-telescope-keeps-scanning

This is solved here https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/laravel/laravel-telescope-keeps-scanning

@pamtoffel @bagwaa @aritzcovan @robertbar

Finally a solution

This happens because I was run all my apps on a subdomain.

My Fix:

• Follow all Laravel Telescope installation steps.
• publish Telescope assets php artisan telescope:publish
• Add MIX_APP_NAME to your .env file. E.g. My domain is apps.org.edu and my subdomain is the app_name e.g. studentRecords So my MIX_APP_NAME will be studentRecords
• Run mkdir -p resources/views/vendor/telescope
• Run cp vendor/laravel/telescope/resources/views/layout.blade.php resources/views/vendor/telescope/
• Edit the resources/views/vendor/telescope/layout.blade.php file.
• Replace the telescope path in the script tags at the bottom of the page. window.Telescope.path = '{{ env('MIX_APP_NAME') }}/telescope';

@pamtoffel @bagwaa @aritzcovan @robertbar

Finally a solution

This happens because I was run all my apps on a subdomain.

My Fix:

• Follow all Laravel Telescope installation steps.
• publish Telescope assets php artisan telescope:publish
• Add MIX_APP_NAME to your .env file. E.g. My domain is apps.org.edu and my subdomain is the app_name e.g. studentRecords So my MIX_APP_NAME will be studentRecords
• Run mkdir -p resources/views/vendor/telescope
• Run cp vendor/laravel/telescope/resources/views/layout.blade.php resources/views/vendor/telescope/
• Edit the resources/views/vendor/telescope/layout.blade.php file.
• Replace the telescope path in the script tags at the bottom of the page. window.Telescope.path = '{{ env('MIX_APP_NAME') }}/telescope';

Hi everyone,

So I have an application built in Laravel and it uses Oracle as database. I see that many Models in the laravel app point to database views created in Oracle.

I checked the DDL for the views and it so happens that these views are created by referencing the app schema plus some other schema created in the organization.

My question is how do I make use of these views via eloquent models and write my tests.

If you have Examples or links to some articles/videos please share. Your help is highly appreciated.

Prasad

@adeguntoro what does {{ $website->meta['gender'] }} gives you?

@aronaman what response do you send from your controller action?

@bikashkatwal I see. In that case you might consider using an ajax request (axios library works best in my opinion). This would help you send request, perform actions(Store in db etc ) and retrieve response.

@bikashkatwal All you have to do is define the method and action on the form tag.

Ex.

<form action="/route_to_your_controller_action" method="POST/GET">
<!-- Also do not forget to add your csrf_token -->
@csrf
<button type="submit" class="next small-12 right">Confirm</button>
</form>

@besoinre Did you point your web server document root to the public folder? It can be one of the reasons. Not sure if it is in this case?

Does the page load correctly when you visit your app ?

@vincentsanity Can you dump what $trimmed contains?

Or also try moving the DB::insert statement inside this loop

foreach ($trimmed as $data){
    $inserts[] = ...
    
\DB::table('property_site_plan')->insert($inserts);

}

@jawe031 I believe you would have to extract the where clause to a method.

public function entry_goods() {
 return $this->hasMany('App\EntryAccessionGood', 'norm_id', 'norm_id'); 
}

and then another method which would be like

public function myfilter()
{
    return $this->entry_goods()->whereRaw('entry_accession_goods.created_at <= exit_accession_goods.created_at');
}

Then you can get your results like

$model = Mymodel::find(1);
$model->myfilter()->get();

@rameezisrar Thanks for the reply. I am using the default filters from [email protected] My problem is with retrieving the filtered data after the filter has been applied.

The Example in my CodePen is actually from Vuetify docs. I just showed how the event current-items returns only page 1 items and not all filtered items.

Thanks.

Hi,

I have a vuetify databale which has a filter. I need to retrieve all the items in the datatable after the filter has been applied. What is the best way this can be achieved?

What I have tried? I have tried using the event current-items in vuetify datatable. The issue is it works only for items displayed on current page. When I get results which are more than 1 page this does not work.

Here is my Pen: My Pen.

Thanks in advance.

@richardgarcia Could you please give specifics about the error you get? If it works on web I don't think there should be a problem with responsive mode.

@phoenix5 Not sure if this will help but try adding the action column in your controller rather than in the javascript part.

return Datatables::of($Users)
            ->addColumn('action', function ($Users) {
                return '<a href="users/' . $Users->id . '/edit" class="btn btn-block btn-warning">Edit</a>';
            })->make(true);

Also if this does not work, it might be issue with your query itself. Try noticing how long does your query take to execute and if you have any n+1 issues.

Best, Prasad

@kingsleyo do you see your images on the server? Also check user permissions on your server. chmod 777 to you storage directory might help.

@robert_wlliams Could you please explain the issue in depth? Or maybe explain what you have achieved so far and maybe I can help.

Thanks.

@afrasiyabhaider You could do something like this.

$roleA = Role::where('name', 'roleA')->first();
$roleB = Role::where('name', 'roleB')->first();

$roleAPermissions = $roleA->permissions;
$roleBPermissions = $roleB->permissions;

$diff = $roleAPermissions->diff($roleBPermissions);

Now you can check if diff is empty then they have same permissions else not.

** P.S. This code is not tested. I have referred the code on Github though. **

Hope it helps.

Thanks, Prasad

@vincej I am not sure how updated my knowledge is but I usually end up using Laravel Api resources and pass whatever data I need from the controller.

Having said that from my learning it is always best to separate your controllers and not have logic to get resources from single controller.

Now about the multiple ajax calls you could call the ajax methods in your mounted/created methods if you are using VUEJS or declare them in onPageLoad. It would be always beneficial to call these methods as async.

Thanks, Prasad Chinwal

@algil Every application is in its own folder. Each one of our application is served on a subdomain. Ex. https://apps.org.com/appname/api/version1/endpoint where appname is substituted. I would not recommend the setup it can become difficult to run some additional packages.

We faced problems integrating our apps with Laravel Telescope and Laravel Passport.

This approach is complex and frankly unnecessary. But it was the teams decision and we went ahead with this. But let me be frank it is much easier to maintain. 100%.

Thanks, Prasad Chinwal

@algil Every application is in its own folder. Each one of our application is served on a subdomain. Ex. https://apps.org.com/appname/api/version1/endpoint where appname is substituted. I would not recommend the setup it can become difficult to run some additional packages.

We faced problems integrating our apps with Laravel Telescope and Laravel Passport.

This approach is complex and frankly unnecessary. But it was the teams decision and we went ahead with this. But let me be frank it is much easier to maintain. 100%.

Thanks, Prasad Chinwal

Hi @algil, I am not sure how extensive your application is going to be but my team uses Laravel as backend serving API's required for our NUXT and Flutter apps. We currently use Laravel Passport for authentication but day before yesterday Taylor released a beta version of Laravel Airlock which we plan to use once it is released.

@hericles I have tried doing this and let me tell you after spending almost 15 - 20 days I realized it is not worth it. I just ended up converting my app to VueJS and using Vuetify for my datatable.

Highly Customizable and easy to use.

@hericles I have not used any Vue admin templates yet but all my colleagues speak highly about Creative Tim.

@hjortur17

I am not sure if this will work. But please give this a try. P.S. Not tried

1. Set initial index for the for loop to 1.
2. Remove the v-for loop.
3. Display the 1st recipe as recipes[index] and recipe property as recipes[index].title etc.
4. Add a Next Recipe button and add a @click="index++"

@petrogromovo Forgive me if I am wrong but I may have misunderstood the above comment.

The oauth_clients table would only store the values related to the client, in this case the Laravel application serving the API's.

The users have no role whatsoever to play in this. All users would have same client_id as they would be requesting resource from same client(Laravel App).

@tislam Are you using a layout? and if yes in your layout are you explicitly setting <nuxt/>?

@mubeenali Okay i know the solution I am proposing is paid but you said you dont want to use Google MAPS API.

So try this package IPInfo

@hericles I have tried doing this and let me tell you after spending almost 15 - 20 days I realized it is not worth it. I just ended up converting my app to VueJS and using Vuetify for my datatable.

Highly Customizable and easy to use.

@petrogromovo Run this command php php artisan passport:install and it will generate the client_id and client-secret for you.

@hjortur17

I am not sure if this will work. But please give this a try. P.S. Not tried

1. Set initial index for the for loop to 1.
2. Remove the v-for loop.
3. Display the 1st recipe as recipes[index] and recipe property as recipes[index].title etc.
4. Add a Next Recipe button and add a @click="index++"

@amidknight Can you try running php valet link app_name ? Thanks.

@calebporzio The lesson was amazing.

Quick question.

How would you handle if a user has multiple roles using lookup tables?

Ex. A user has a role of author and also an admin. where would you redirect the user to?

@mehmetanbaki Can you run this command and post the results php artisan route:list?

@whoisthisstud Your requirements are kind of norm these days.

Luckily there are so many packages you can choose from.

• The one which I used in my company project was Spatie Laravel-Permission
• Laratrust

This would be the first step.

Next, you need to have a method on your User model which basically returns the role of user i.e. admin/superadmin/user etc.

Now after authenticating the user you can check and redirect the user based on their role using lookup table.

Ex.

$destinations = [
    'admin' => '/admin',
    'superadmin' => '/superadmin',
    'user' => '/user',
];

return redirect($destinations[$user->type]);

This approach is taught by caleb porzio on this tutorial

@elamine12 I have done this using lookup table. Ex.

After authentication user in your Homecontroller or Custom controller check the user permissions and redirect based on role.

$destinations = [
    'admin' => '/admin',
    'employee' => '/employee'
];

return redirect($detinations[$user->type]);

and in your User model have a type attribute which returns the 'admin' if user has admin role or 'employee' if user has employee role.

Source: @calebporzio

@mehmetanbaki

• What version of Laravel are you using?
• What does your logout route look like in php routes/web.php file?

Thanks!

@seongbae Ok please bear with me, I know you must have followed the documentation to the point but could confirm that these steps are in place?

• The users model uses the HasApiTokens trait.
• You have passport routes in your AuthServiceProvider as php Passport::routes();
• You have set your api driver to passport in php config/auth.php file.

Reference to passport docs:

Thanks!

As @tisuchi commented import the DB class in your controller.

use DB;

Thanks!

@davy_yg Just try doing this

let currentParam = `per_page=` + this.number

and accept the prop number in your vue component.

@brad_fresh99 Could you please rewrite the blade code to this:

{{ Form::model($post, array('route' => array('post.update', $post->id), 'method' => 'PUT')) }}

Or Please try adding method => 'PUT' to your existing code.

Thanks!

@devfrey thanks for taking out the time to comment. I fixed the issue with chmod 777 for storage/app/public directory.

@konrms I would be happy to help you out. Please send me a message on twitter https://twitter.com/PrasadChinwal1

@konrms Thanks for the information. Sounds like this is exactly what we do. We authenticate all our users (students/faculty/staff) via shibboleth.

We use this package https://github.com/uabookstores/laravel-shibboleth to achieve this. Steps:

1. Have a shibboleth configuration(mapping of shibboleth entities)
2. Install the package and migrate.
3. Add your configuration to config/shibboleth.php file in your laravel application. (Holds info about redirect after authentication/ add fields to User model etc.)
4. Add the routes to your web.php file.

Done. If you are facing issues in any of the above steps, let me know.