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just simply guess, since it's an extention, probably can try double check the php.ini in use in terminal is same as the one in use in laravel....

instead of using *:80 , i think you may use a IP Address binding for a default virtual host or default vhosts for all ports...

Str::orderedUuid() is a helper that purposely created to solve the situation like yours.... and it has the higher uniqueness, at lesat compare to str_random(8), but you always have the choice to use the simpler generation way as you like...

try to output your $month and compare with the column in the database, perhaps the expected format not same... or, simply enable a querylog and copy the query into your database to query directly.

perhaps try to start the vagrant as Administrator...

did you run

npm run dev

to recompile the script???

i would suggest that use SSL certificate for secure encryption unless for password kind of sensitive data....

typically you just need to have a text column, and the textarea input in your form will be replaced by tinymce if you initial and setup according to the documentation correctly... at the end, system will just treat the HTML content as an input value and you should be able to save it as like other input...

dd() the input parameter once received to double check the value is received, one of the common mistake usually is forget to give the id and name for input control...

interesting... first time see @extends('test::login') instead of @extends('test.login')

I'm not sure your are confusing yourself or not but i was confused...

the layouts/blog is a view for index or for show or is a layout???

i guess the error hit when it hit show where your in your show.blade.php your first line is

@extends('layouts.blog')

your input don't have name

https://github.com/sebastianbergmann/phpunit/issues/3728

Perhaps you may miss out some steps in the upgrade guide... https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/upgrade#updating-dependencies

User::all() will return a collection of Users, hence you have to use a loop to retrieve each user's address...

it's just a helper function which will covert and rendered as hidden input (token), as long as within a form you are good to go... but usually people put it just after the opening form tag (as often forget) so it's easy to check it exist instead of scroll down to the end of the form to check...

Have you tries to do some own research before or try something else???

https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/general-discussion/under-docker-error-call-to-undefined-function-interventionimagegdimagecreatefromjpeg?page=1

this the error related to your database, try to run this query in your db server...

select storefront_facebook_link from settings

this is nothing to do with the code above, fadeIn/fadeOut is depend on your CSS.

you easily google it or check out one of the example... https://blog.hubspot.com/website/css-fade-in

try run vagrant as an administrator, and use sudo to npm install

you have to replace "mysql-data-directory" with your own data directory...

The exact location and name of this file depend on your distribution, host name, and configuration. Common locations are /var/lib/mysql/, /var/run/mysqld/, and /usr/local/mysql/data/. Generally, the file name has an extension of .pid and begins with either mysqld or your system's host name.

basically the kill command is to stop the mysql process... perhaps can try this also

sudo systemctl stop mysql

check your server log and laravel log...

i think what you referring is called blade custom directive

https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/blade#extending-blade

i think what you referring is called blade custom directive

https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/blade#extending-blade

as far as we know, threads are not allowed to be deleted. however, you can change it to ask other question or simply mark it as resolved.

you can't simply change the php version in composer.json (old version) and expected it will work, especially it's more than 2-3 minor versions...

in laravel 5 (depend on version) some use php 5.6 and earlier version, there are quite number of commands deprecated and changes between php 5.6 and 7.1, hence the laravel version had some changes updated according to the php version respectively...

upgrade and test the laravel 5 project to the version as production version in your local first, or, use the same php and laravel version in production...

duplicated thread https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/general-discussion/i-got-symfonytranslation-errors-installing-laravel-5-on-remote-server

when you run npm run dev, it should compile the sass and js file from the resources folder output into public/js and public/css

but before that, npm install have to be executed before npm run dev to ensure all the dependencies are in place.

in your case, it seem errors (npm ERR! code EPROTO npm ERR! syscall symlink npm ERR! path ../@babel/parser/bin/babel-parser.js...) while executing the npm command... hence no output file processed...

i didn't use vagrant and babel etc, can't help much but suggest that run the npm instsall and npm run dev separately to easy identify where the error is...

Jeffrey had setup the journeys, you can jump to the section you interested or depend on your skill level

https://laracasts.com/skills/laravel

it seem more like some of your "blog" have not attach to "blogcategory" yet....

make sure your "users" table exists or have the create "users" schema migration file exists .

interesting.... you yourself marked it as best answer but at the end you hit error....

i think I would check the document root and .htaccess rather than modify the index.php(so far i have never modify once)

https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/installation#pretty-urls

it is better solve a problem at a time, otherwise it's not only very confusing and mess up the problems...

Target class [App\Http\Controllers\UsersController] does not exist.

if the above issue resolved then just simply briefly explain what you did that solved the issue, then close the thread... for other following questions, then just create another new one

This will help and ease others who encountered the same issue to refer back...

you may try to use PHP version 5.6.4 for Laravel 5.4...

perhaps first thing to check is the php version if it's newly install and setting up...

the fwrite() function was failed and most likely the remote host does not allow the action hence reject it by disconnecting the connection....

the fwrite() function was failed and most likely the remote host does not allow the action hence reject it by disconnecting the connection....

i think this "Missing required parameters for [Route: users.edit] " is different error... (better create another thread to avoid confusing others)

the information given in the thread show that your UsersController is not defined in App\Http\Controllers but *App\Http\Controllers\Admin* according to your namespace

namespace App\Http\Controllers\Admin;

hence the error occurred

Target class [App\Http\Controllers\UsersController] does not exist

meant that the system can't find UsersController in App\Http\Controllers folder....

and most likely this error is triggered at your route file

Route::group(['middleware' => ['role:administrator']], function () {

    Route::resource('users', 'UsersController');   
    ...

should be

Route::namespace('Admin')->group(['middleware' => ['role:administrator']], function () {

    Route::resource('users', 'UsersController');  
   ...

or

Route::group(['middleware' => ['role:administrator']], function () {

    Route::resource('users', 'Admin\UsersController');   
    ...

https://laravel.com/docs/7.x#configuration

Public Directory

After installing Laravel, you should configure your web server's document / web root to be the public directory. The index.php in this directory serves as the front controller for all HTTP requests entering your application.

Target class [App\Http\Controllers\UsersController] does not exist.

possible that your route file (web.php) forgot to group or prefix the "Admin\" for UsersController....

I think having plenty of helpers or many simple ways to code is one of the benefits of Laravel but sometimes it may confuse....

both statements are same... often see Jeffrey refactoring it to this single line method, CustomerReview::where()->get(), when there is only call for once and no need to assign to variable for reuse...

To me, presenting actions to the user that they can't perform may not always a bad UX, sometimes it let the user to know there is such thing exists but they just do not have that level of permissions, so at least they know the action can be done but they need higher level authority or authorized persons assistant to execute that.

For example, in a forum, new registered user can login and read posts but only verified email address user can comment or create new thread, hence it's fine for me to show the comment and create post button but it will pop up a reminder to request user to verify their email before the action allowed.

Another example, Laracasts, non-subscribers are able to view the free lessons, but they can't watch other lessons but they still able to see the listing even able to click on the lesson page but only see the description about the lesson and some comment (or may be rating or review) about the lessons...

back to the question, in the policy, it is not only limited to check the user role or permission, you may add in your own state checking inside, or if you don't like gate then just simply store your state in a variable and have a state checking at the view to decide whether show it or not...

are these data type same? btw, the collation of provinces table is different from others...

Sorry, I'm bit confusing, the first route show is GET request for delibContrepartie but the controller show is destroy And is the destroy a GET method or DELETE method???

there is no right or wrong... just make it work first then you can feel it and you can always refactor it later when it's necessary...

perhaps, I would just accept the filter cafeterias and sorting parameters instead of the fields and return the partials articles (paginated) with all necessary fields into view, then let the view to enable/disable the display of fields...

make sure the referencing tables exist before the foreign key can be created...

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28223289/difference-between-method-calls-model-relation-and-model-relation

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28223289/difference-between-method-calls-model-relation-and-model-relation

i think it may easier by simply assign it to a variable then you can get the count and do whatever you want....

first example seem that you are using route model binding for project model type (but the projects is in plural, it seem bit unusual as it should be singular usually) but expecting an integer value $id...

you should dd($id) before the query to understand what you get....

the second example in machineindex(), the query is incorrect as only specify the column name but no value to be compared...

Since you said you are new, it may be better that you should take some times look on the documentation or some free fundamental lessons from Laracasts before you start anything...

handling email issues (email lost, blacklisted, attack, virus, performance, etc....) are not an easy task, it's quite time consuming... unless you have plenty of resources, otherwise, suggest you go to subscribe any plan from the hosting provider that suitable to your requirements.

For reliability and security and feature rich, i personally recommend Microsoft and Google...