Snapey

You will have to post some code

Ah ok. So order in this context is like sequence not purchase order

Validate all the data first, then split it for your requirements

Either. Actually this should only really matter when creating foreign key constraints so it's probably a red herring

Going forward primary keys default to big integer so probably use that

But you only put the return value in a local variable

$activity = $this->activities()->select('created_at')->where('status', 6)->first();

@wyatt44 the reverse relationship is not needed until you want to go from reply to thread

id on threads table and thread_id on replies should be the same column type

All thread ids will be unique and your replies table should contain multiple replies with the same thread id

Identify one of these ids and use it in your route

what does your replies migration look like?

also, be aware that since thisvideo was created, a migration will make the thread Id a biginteger

your thread_id in the replies migration should be the same

because you just ran a query. It does not know that its a relation

if you did load('activities') and activities is a relation (which it seems it is), then yes, Laravel would tuck this away as a loaded relation

why not just test if $flight->passengers is populated?

Why would you build it when there is a perfect solution there for you already

Just so happens, I have a blog post http://novate.co.uk/using-fontawsome-svg-and-laravel-blade-to-output-a-star-rating/

also see https://reinink.ca/articles/calculating-totals-in-laravel-using-conditional-aggregates

You might appreciate

https://reinink.ca/articles/calculating-totals-in-laravel-using-conditional-aggregates

(although a little late)

Look in the translation files

resources/lang/en/password.php

change the 'user' translation to whatever you want. Not sure the behavior will give the game away, eg 'We will send password reset email to the address you specified' - but then still leaving them on the password reset page.

The thing you will notice about most of the authentication classes, they are just shells that include the desired functionality via traits. This means that you can follow the link to the trait (eg 'SendsPasswordResetEmails) and then replace any of the functions with your own versions in the ForgotPasswordController

I mocked up some tables, and models, then tested with the following;

    Order::select('product_types.type_name')
            ->selectRaw("sum(orders.total) as totalForType")
            ->join('products','orders.product_id','products.id')
            ->join('product_types', 'product_type_id','product_types.id')
            ->groupBy('type_name')
            ->get();

it produces

[
  {
    "type_name": "SERVICES",
    "totalForType": "1000"
  },
  {
    "type_name": "VEGETABLES",
    "totalForType": "1025"
  }
]

Any help?

regarding using profile, it just seems you will always start out with User but then always have to load profile to get to followers

if it solves your problem, please mark best answer

You can create a dedicated relationship and then load () it so that it's a true nested relationship.

This won't itself solve the problem, but you can then use the loaded () function to skip the query if already performed.

Or, more simply, create a variable on the model and use this

Eg

private $activityDate;

And stash your value there and check if populated before running your query

Not sure where HasOne is being specified. Probably in your user model, but it should be hasOne

Also in your profile model followers should be belongsToMany

Puzzled why you are making followers and followed from profile model and not User model?

There is a configuration file for storage path

What, so your name and your providers name is the same?

Just looks like a spam question

If you want to change the content of the email my blog post http://novate.co.uk/changing-the-laravel-5-3-password-reset-email-text/

You can also translate any of the strings in the email using translation files (including English to english)

Please, never change any code in the vendor folder. This will not be committed to source control and will be overwritten by future updates

You are correct in that the unique rule prevents two users having the same name. Validation in Laravel is very robust so the only conclusion is that you do indeed already have a user record in the database with this email

So if you turn off the check you get a 500 error? You need to find out what that is, by changin the error handling in your test or reviewing the log file

Not sure why. Perhaps as an easy way to stop browsing all notifications?

In the past I have used email verification examples that predate the Laravel feature

Eg https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.5balloons.info/user-email-verification-and-account-activation-in-laravel-5-5/amp/

However recent projects have been password-less which requires email round trip to login anyway

As @tray2 suggests you can add an organization column to the roles and then implement a global scope to automatically hide roles for different organizations

Classic post from phil Sturgeon https://phpnews.io/feeditem/auto-incrementing-ids-giving-your-data-away

use your network tools in the browser. when you press the submit button, is a GET request sent? (It should be)

you did not show the Thread model and the morphsMany relationship?

what command are you typing to add the path?

look. make sure there are no duplicated column names and then run the query again, and dump the results.

I cannot see any reason why your product type name would not show other than duplicate column name.

isn't the config read into memory during Bootstrap?

Do you need to change the config values in memory?

but you wrote

and the product_type table have columns

id
product_type (this is the product_type_name)

if you use join then the collection cannot contain two columns with the same name

In these cases, you must use select() and then give columns aliases

posted at the weekend, bumped for the work week crowd

php destroys everything after each request cycle and boots the whole framework again on the next request.

Only the user's session persists between requests

ok, so this is different to the very first posting.

you have two tables in the join with the same column name - only one can be present in the collection

ha. @munazzil ... so according to your snippet you have to be logged in to access the login page !

Every other site I have been to that requires email validation does it without being logged in.

Laravel implementation is certainly unusual, and not one I have been able to use myself because the user is automatically logged in.

There is no real reason why this should be any different from password recovery flow, and that does not require the user to be logged in (obviously)

because your folder is your name and includes a space, you must use quotes around any path

What command are you Typing?

Is there anyway you can change your user folder to not include a space?

you can fill in the redirectTo property with a fixed place to redirect after login.

Creating a function in your LoginController called redirectTo() allows a string to returned dynamically, for instance if you want to redirect the user based on some condition or role.

But both of these are irrelevant if you don't use the standard code.

By the way, redirectTo (of either form) are not used if you use intended(). The intended function checks if the user was trying to access a protected page when the auth middleware intercepted their request. After logging in, the user is sent to the page they were going to originally.

The docs containing working example. Share your code if you need help.

As to other examples, there are countless tutorials for this and all have their own way of doing this very common task

ok, so that all looks ok

My only thoughts are a) you are loading webpage from a different site, or b) you have installed a package that uses the database, but not yet configured it.

thats a temporary file created by php. You have to move it to a new location and give it a filename

https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/requests#storing-uploaded-files

switch your if($request->driverid) for if($request->has('driverid')). and the same for routeId

What have you done to CHECK what is being passed to the controller?

LEARN how to write software and HOW to perform simple checks

default database name is homestead not laravel