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@awaisirfan create your own question. This one is over 3 years old!

but its working fine except that it doesnt work

perhaps read https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2017/01/introduction-building-sending-html-email-for-web-developers/

but yes, html email is primitive and still largely relies on table based layout, inline styles and standard fonts.

Eloquent way

$user  = 10;

$categories = Category::whereHas('posts', function($query) use($user) {
                          $query->where('user_id', $user);
                        })->get();

returns all categories having posts by specific user

Is your site hosted properly so that the index.php is at the root and not in some sub-folder.

ie, do you see public in your URLs ?

You are missing the point from the Stack Overflow question. There the function calls itself to iterate over the other arrays.

Practice with the example there until you understand what it is doing. Recursion can be mind bending but powerful.

first in the collection when you order it how?

My Laravel apps know nothing about if they are http or https. This is handled by the webserver.

Your answer depends on how you host the site. If you have a dedicated server you can install lets encrypt and get free certificates. If you are on shared hosting then you are restricted to what your hosting provider can do.

just the distinct categories, or the categories of each post (nested in post)?

If I pointed you to Freek's Laracon 2019 talk, would that be where you came across it?

https://youtu.be/FxACh4X-Xc0. @11:30

create a user model in laravel and authenticate the user against the external source.

You then have a user model you can hang roles and permissions off.

How else will you determine each user's rights?

grab the first of them

first in what respect? oldest, youngest, lowest id, highest id, most recently updated?

Why would it affect other projects?

This is just what happens when you reboot the server (which you should do regularly and not be afraid of)

Anyway, have you changed permissions on mysql or just something in your application configuration?

If you have created an account on mysql or changed a password, it should just work. If you have changed privileges then you can 'Flush Privileges'

Can't think of any reason to restart mysql unless you have changed the port being used.

Your checkboxes are two independent lists, you should not have them nested one inside another.

They are also unrelated in so much that you could have 10 * sg checkboxes and just 1 br checkbox. How many records should be created in this case?

How many MechanicServiceStationInfo do you expect to be created each time you call your store method?

Is a checkbox the correct type of input control in this circumstance?

Do you get the error if you don't set the Toast alert?

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HAVE YOU CHECKED WHAT DATE FORMAT COMES FROM YOUR FORM ?

otherwise you are just stumbling around

Post your question on Stack Overflow. Everyone here is into Laravel and cannot understand why you don't consider using blade

Can't it all be in a service provider (or repository class), and then inject that into your controller instead of the model?

please format your question correctly. put three backticks on a line before and after your code

sorry, not a good solution. What is your query count?

@trevorpan

depends what bidreserve->complete() does. That function should be attaching the order.

Not related to the question (->load() is the correct answer) but how can you load tags when you have not associated any with the model you just created?

when you do what with it? Its not going to just change itself. Show some code?

use regular integer, then create an accessor in eloquent model

public function getSupportNoAttribute()
{
    return sprintf("%09d", $this->supportNo);
}

replace supportNo with your column name

If the column is also a primary key, you should give this accessor a different name

you should not need to use first since its a hasOne relationship

what sort of relationship comes the other way?

$query = Buy::with('catbuy')->whereIn('catbuy', $category)

You are working with Buy model. Does Buy model have a catbuy column?

Are you sure this is Laravel code?

If you have command line access, run php artisan tinker then config('mail') and check the values are what you expect

perhaps you have an order with no order details?

Edit

Actually, no, this is not going to work. You have MANY order details per order. You cannot list order and order details on the same row of a table due to the 1:many relationship

$clientes->orderdetails is a collection of orderdetails linked to order. You cannot pluck out a single 'name' since that would require it be a 1:1 relationship

Why not just pass it as data directly to the page when you render it?

If you have multiple conditions to test, then unfortunately, a lot of if statements are going to be required.

Still spam

@siangboon please mark this as spam

Well you have a mixture of $job and $this->job Are they the same? should you be using one and not the other?

Have you checked that $job you are passing to the complete method is a model instance and not null or a collection of models?

You are going to have to be explicit about the key names since you don't follow convention.

Add the local and foreign keys to each relationship.

Also in your controller, did you mean to get all orders for all clients?

You can still accept those parameters as if you were going to use them.

Keep the URL like

Route::get('/professionals/{stateSlug}/{citySlug}/{nameSlug}/{professional}')->name('show-professional')

but just pass a large part of it direct from the slug.

It might mean that the route() helper has difficulties so you might not be able to use that

How about redirecting with a query string parameter, ie /?login=true

Then in the home page controller you can pass a prop to the view

don't know what you mean?

When checking for conflict, you are looking for models that have;

• start between $start_time and $end_time, or
• end between $start_time and $end_time, or
• start earlier than $start_time AND end later than $end_time

Your code also has an issue in that you use $date_seance and $hour_start/end before initialising them

Did you test mailtrap locally first or have you changed the .env whilst its on godaddy?

Try out the Spatie media library.

You can either use that, or you can use it as inspiration to build your own version.

https://github.com/spatie/laravel-medialibrary

It uses an images model to save image metadata and uses polymorphism to link the images to any other model that needs to store images. Against the media library, you can store transformations and when you save an image it will create versions of the image in the sizes you requested.

It also comes with a function that creates srcset image tags that serve the most appropriate size image to the user

Have you considered simply spacing the commands apart?

I have to admit, It was my understanding that the time is taken when schedule:run is called and that all applicable jobs would run even if several minutes had passed.

As a first step, space them at 8:00, 8:05, 8:10 etc and see if this avoids the problem. If you still have missing jobs then maybe its something else.

You also need to name your variables correctly

this

$ordenes->details->name. 

is expecting $ordenes to be an order, but its not, its a collection of clients.

If you are having problems with this

$ordenes =Client::with (['orders, orders.details'])->get(); 

then you need to show the Client model so we can see the orders relationship

Ideally also, your migrations.

Please format your code by putting 3 backticks ``` on a line before and after each code block

depends if you need platform as a service or just bare metal VPS?

Seems a strange process to follow, but should work.

Are you sure its going into the if(data) section?

Why don't you put the files in the correct place to start with?

perhaps read https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2017/01/introduction-building-sending-html-email-for-web-developers/

but yes, html email is primitive and still largely relies on table based layout, inline styles and standard fonts.

run the cron under www-data account. When you create the cron, specify the user

sudo crontab -e -u www-data

(I think thats the correct syntax)

Now both are creating the log file with the same account.

Perhaps throw your own event after the transaction is committed?