Snapey

You don't need format it as dataTimeString, this will do it

$findExpiredOrders = Order::with('users')->where('created_at', '<', now()->subMonth())->get()

@guntarsv you should have no problem using resource in an api call. Just check the route:list and make sure you use the correct url and attach the id of the thing you are updating

You are trying to find the user to see if it were their active state that was the issue, but here

$user = \App\User::where($this->username(), $request->{$this->username()})->first();

you only find the user by whatever database column is specified in $this->username(), which I assume is email.

You have no opportunity to find the user by membershipno.

Personally, I would do it different.

Log them in without the status check, and then in an authenticated() method, check if active, and if not, log them out again and show a relevant message.

try

            $qlinks[$link->id] = $link;

            $qlinks[$link->id] = array();   // extra line to initialise sub-array

            $qlinks[$link->id]['post_title'] = $post['title'];

Multiple options

 $location = Location::create(
            ['user_id' => $user->id] + $request->all()
        );

tie it direct to the user through a relationship

$location = $user->location()->create($request->all());

fill the new object then add extra properties

 $location = new Location();
 $location->fill($request->all());
 $location->user_id = $user->id;
 $location->save();

create using the constructor

 $location = new Location($request->all());
 $location->user_id = $user->id;
 $location->save();

Any of those suit?

Which one is line 42?

Multiple options

 $location = Location::create(
            ['user_id' => $user->id] + $request->all()
        );

tie it direct to the user through a relationship

$location = $user->location()->create($request->all());

fill the new object then add extra properties

 $location = new Location();
 $location->fill($request->all());
 $location->user_id = $user->id;
 $location->save();

create using the constructor

 $location = new Location($request->all());
 $location->user_id = $user->id;
 $location->save();

Any of those suit?

Try https://color.adobe.com/explore

Under the heading on the right, click 'view' in the dropdown color themes then select most popular.

because with this (edited to fix typo)

'user_id'=>auth->id() ?? factory(User::class),

If you are not logged in then you get a complete user model and not just the id

returning it from a closure allows you to grab the ID from the factory created user

eloquent was made for this.

I have no idea if you have models setup with relationships, but I would expect to see something like

$product=Product::with('categories.categories')->find(1);

That categories.categories is where you have a simple category that has child categories

This would give a simple nested result

Sounds like you are you using php artisan serve ?

The built in webserver will only serve one connection at once, so when your script tries to insert an image, it is using a url back to itself. Since it is already serving the pdf code, it cannot get the image and hangs.

The only solution is to run one of the other hosting options such as Valet, xxamp, homestead etc

its about the order of the routes in the file. The routes are evaluated from top to bottom. Put listings before pages and all will be well

I don't think you can return anything from constructors. You have to throw an exception.

Try using the abort_unless helper

You also need to put your code inside a middleware callback since the authenticated user is not available when the constructor is first run.

Sounds like you are you using php artisan serve ?

The built in webserver will only serve one connection at once, so when your script tries to insert an image, it is using a url back to itself. Since it is already serving the pdf code, it cannot get the image and hangs.

The only solution is to run one of the other hosting options such as Valet, xxamp, homestead etc

surely categories have subcategories?

please check over your question.It makes no sense.

You dont show any route that would respond to /contact-us and your last paragraph you repeat the same route

next time, check it step by step. Dont just paste in a load of code and expect it to work.

You question was about moving the file to the folder, which is just about the last step. It does not help if you have not proven ANY of the earlier steps

using collections;

$array1 = collect(['books' => 100, 'pens' => 100, 'rags' => 200, 'eraser' => 300]);

$array2 = collect(['pens' => 50, 'eraser' => 100]);

$result = $array1->map(function($item, $key) use($array2) {
    if($array2->has($key)){
        return $item-$array2[$key];
    }
    return $item;
});

required_ifonly affects the required rule. The other validation rules are still evaluated.

You may need to consider building the array of rules differently depending on the status of your hasOnline input.

please mark best answer. Note that you can replace get() with first(), or firstOrFail()

$code = Code::where('code',$code)->firstOrFail()

then you don't need to check if you get a result as eloquent will throw a not found error

no, no additional table.

When you create a polymorphic relationship, the table can store links relating it to other models. To know which is the other model, eloquent stores a column containing the name of the related model.

Polymorphic relationships can seem scary but they are quite straightforward once you get your head around them

this line

if($file = $request->hasFile('product_image'))

I dont think will give you the file. It will only tell you if request has a file

Surprised you are not seeing errors

is your public folder writable by your web server?

its probably the boot order of service providers meaning you are trying to get session data before it has been prepared.

Nothing whatsoever to do with session lifetime

@robertw are you running php artisan in the same folder as the artisan file (the root of your project)

do you have a folder called booking inside public folder?

because with this (edited to fix typo)

'user_id'=>auth->id() ?? factory(User::class),

If you are not logged in then you get a complete user model and not just the id

returning it from a closure allows you to grab the ID from the factory created user

do you have a folder called booking inside public folder?

after this line, is $order set to an instance of order model?

$order = $order_no ? Order::findOrFail($order_no) : $this->createOrder([Order::ORDER_SESSION_ID => $session_id]);

It would help with more of the error message

and change

$order->update();

to

$order->save();

Are your queues running under supervisor? It has to be stopped and restarted.

Are your queues running under supervisor? It has to be stopped and restarted.

    $data = $request->all();

    $data['password'] = Hash::make($data['password']);

    $check = User::insert($data);

    $data = $request->all();

    $data['password'] = Hash::make($data['password']);

    $check = User::insert($data);

why are you building something new in such an old version of Laravel?

You just have to work through your requirements piece by piece, experiment, write code, delete it, write it again etc. Ask questions when you have specific problems.

I looked at the way its done in Ignition, the new error reporter. It allows you to configure for your preferred editor and then open it at the location of the error. Rather than do it from the backend, the editor is launched from your browser. Check the repository https://github.com/facade/ignition/blob/b9081637e856ae55a7c5ff981750696c0d983f3d/resources/js/components/Shared/editorUrl.js#L3

perhaps with php exec?

Whats the question?

details matter

01/25/2020 is NOT m-d-Y - it is m/d/Y

Depends if you want to hold a 'master record' for a passenger so that you can assign their details to more than one trip.

You will in this case need to make sure you can uniquely identify them so that you don't mix up two John Smith and think they have been on two trips when they are two different people.

And don't forget the principles of GDPR if you are holding personally identifiable information

Then I guess this package is not suitable for you. Have a look at the optimizers themselves and see if they have been ported to Windows.

Session expires on the server. The client does not know it has expired.

The package will use these optimizers if they are present on your system:

What optimizers do you have installed? You've not mentioned any?

What is $this->convert?

laravel debugbar is a handy tool to have because it shows you what is in session (although in your case you can inspect the database)

So, are records being created and updated in the sessions table?

A [foobar] symbolic link has been created in [/Users/user/.config/valet/Sites/foobar].

then your site will be available at foobar.test, not project1.test

Get all roles then reject only if they are super admin

$roles =Role:all();

if(Auth::user()->hasRole('Super Admin') {
    $roles->reject(function($role) {
        return $role->name=='Super Admin';
    });
}

No need for else condition

get all roles from database except the one you don't want

Role::where('name','!=','super admin')->get()

get all roles, and reject the Super Admin

Role::all()->reject(function($role) {
    return $role->name=='Super Admin';
});

create an html form with input fields.

Send form to controller.

You can set the model up using a polymorphic relationship and then Laravel will automatically store the related model name for you.