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@konstruktionsplan I believe it will be applicable in the same way for laravel 7.

You can get more details for laravel 7x in the laravel documentation. Ref: https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/filesystem

@konstruktionsplan have you watched this tutorial?

https://laracasts.com/series/whats-new-in-laravel-5-3/episodes/12

@almesery I have noticed that some user has the same types of problem. Based on the suggestion, the finding is to follow the stateless() approach.

Socialite::driver('facebook')->stateless()->user();

Check more: https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/laravel/socialite-invalidstateexception-in-abstractproviderphp

@me10071990 You can try this code to avoid undefined offset.

$csv=explode(",",$body);

if(count($csv) >= 2){
	$ApiData=$csv[1];
}

foreach ($csv as $row)
{
   $ApiData=str_getcsv($row);
}

@apexleo Have you set the proper table name in your model?

AdviceMedia.php

protected $table = 'advice_media';

Now try again.

Because it seems your table name advice_media doesn't match the default table naming convention of laravel. Probably that's the reason.

@cservices well, actually it will return the collection since it hasMany() relationship.

// In your controller
$project = Project::with('notes')->find($projectid);

// In view

@foreach($project->notes as $note)
	{{ $note->projectid }}
@endforeach

@cservices Have you set the key of your relationship properly? Make sure of it.

@nickywan123 Have you tried withCount()?

For example-

$reply->withCount('favorites');

@petrogromovo Check the possible solution in the following discussion-

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53338147/is-it-possible-to-pass-a-sass-variable-to-laravel-blade-js

@stepassia Have you followed the guide?

https://laravel.com/docs/6.x/upgrade

@owiesnama hope it works fine now?

@maxxxabro I am not sure exactly for which line you are getting this error.

But I suggest you use optional() to every place as following-

@if(optional(\App\BusinessSetting::where('type', 'paypal_payment')->first())->value == 1)

instead of

@if(\App\BusinessSetting::where('type', 'paypal_payment')->first()->value == 1)

Note: It's not a good idea to write your logic inside the view file. You better avoid it.

@owiesnama Have you tried this?

assigned_at.diffAsCarbonInterval(created_at)->format('%d days %h hours');

@maxxxabro I am not sure exactly for which line you are getting this error.

But I suggest you use optional() to every place as following-

@if(optional(\App\BusinessSetting::where('type', 'paypal_payment')->first())->value == 1)

instead of

@if(\App\BusinessSetting::where('type', 'paypal_payment')->first()->value == 1)

Note: It's not a good idea to write your logic inside the view file. You better avoid it.

@nuna Your question is very close to this solution. You may get the idea from there-

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30866079/how-to-validate-an-input-date-from-individual-day-month-year-input-in-laravel

@timtom Since you are getting post_token then can you try in incognito mode of your browser and try?

@key what if you try checking assertStatus() code first before checking assertsee()?

And in your action, you try this way-

$videos = Video::paginate()->get();

instead of -

$videos = Video::paginate()->get(10);

@ravish Have you checked this discussion? https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/laravel/does-someone-know-how-to-configure-phpstorm-with-the-new-l7-blade-tags

It seems same type of problem has solved already.

@karlhill69 The things you are seeing in the script it's called localization.

It means, in your resources/lang/en folder, there is a file called reminder where you can find an array key called title.

Once you print {{ __('reminder.title') }} in your view template, it will print the value of title key basically.

Read more: https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/localization

@karlhill69 The things you are seeing in the script it's called localization.

It means, in your resources/lang/en folder, there is a file called reminder where you can find an array key called title.

Once you print {{ __('reminder.title') }} in your view template, it will print the value of title key basically.

Read more: https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/localization

@jvbalcita if I understand you properly, you want to access student data from the teacher model.

In that case, you just simply use dot notation for Nested Eager Loading to access.

For example-

Teacher::with('courses.students')->get()

Ref: https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/eloquent-relationships#eager-loading

@almesery I have noticed that some user has the same types of problem. Based on the suggestion, the finding is to follow the stateless() approach.

Socialite::driver('facebook')->stateless()->user();

Check more: https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/laravel/socialite-invalidstateexception-in-abstractproviderphp

@rshepard21 I am not sure what exactly you mean. But I believe you can get some idea from this link.

https://medium.com/@ZtuX/how-to-change-your-authentication-model-in-laravel-5-3-7a580a727d6f

@towhid

Honestly, I can't see any issue. It might be somehow the issue of the cache. Can you run the following command and try again?

php artisan optimize:clear
php artisan cache:clear
php artisan config:clear
php artisan config:cache

@imrulhasan273 What if you try parseInt() this?

$sum = parseInt($count[0]) + parseInt(data[1]);

@imrulhasan273 What if you try parseInt() this?

$sum = parseInt($count[0]) + parseInt(data[1]);

@jvbalcita if I understand you properly, you want to access student data from the teacher model.

In that case, you just simply use dot notation for Nested Eager Loading to access.

For example-

Teacher::with('courses.students')->get()

Ref: https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/eloquent-relationships#eager-loading

@ivanleoncz69

What if you try isset() to check?

$configuration = json_decode(shop()->setting->whatsapp_configuration, true);


if (! isset($configuration['send_message_via'])){
    return false;
}

return $configuration['send_message_via'];

@ivanleoncz69

What if you try isset() to check?

$configuration = json_decode(shop()->setting->whatsapp_configuration, true);


if (! isset($configuration['send_message_via'])){
    return false;
}

return $configuration['send_message_via'];

@towhid It seems your configuration is ok.

Can you clear the cache, boot up the server and try one more time?

@hilbert

Try this way?

return redirect()
	->back()
	->with(['calculations'=>$calculations]);

@petrogromovo

First of all, why don't you use Auth::check() here?

 $loggedUser = Auth::user();
 
 if ( Auth::check()) {
     return response()->json([
     'error_code'=> 1, 
     'message'=> "You must be logged!"
    ], HTTP_RESPONSE_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR);
 }

Now you can easily use Gate here for authorization. https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/authorization#gates

@boubou as of my understanding, for locally you don't have to set up password for redis. But you can set your password for redis. After setup your redis, you need to adjust the redis configuration in .env file.

REDIS_HOST=127.0.0.1
REDIS_PASSWORD=null
REDIS_PORT=6379

@ortho Sounds interesting.

@webfuelcode have you checked that what data exactly returned by $notification->data? Your uploaded image is not clear enough to read.

@ebrahemsamer

Have you checked this list? Probably you will find the right one-

https://dzone.com/articles/8-awesome-php-web-scraping-libraries-and-tools

@webfuelcode show your notifications.blade.php file.

@ebrahemsamer Personally I used Goutte and I was happy with that because it serves my purposes.

You may can give a try it.

@kbuczynski

Where is your crmCompanyAddresses relationship method? Did you define it?

@webfuelcode

Have you tried this way?

Carbon\Carbon::parse($notifications->data['user']['created_at'])->diffForHumans()

@ebrahemsamer

Have you checked this list? Probably you will find the right one-

https://dzone.com/articles/8-awesome-php-web-scraping-libraries-and-tools

@salmazz45

What if you try regular expression? I personally prefer that. For example-

'price' => 'nullable|regex:/^\d*(\.\d{2})?$/'

Check more: http://www.blogperk.com/en/validate-a-float-value-in-php-laravel-framework

@paacnok Honestly Gmail is not the ideal solution for triggering emails. You better use some other application that provides you with a free account.

Maybe you can try with-

• https://mailgun.com/
• https://postmarkapp.com/

And a lot more.

Btw, if you still interested for using Gmail, you may check in the log why exactly you are getting 500 error.

@salmazz45

What if you try regular expression? I personally prefer that. For example-

'price' => 'nullable|regex:/^\d*(\.\d{2})?$/'

Check more: http://www.blogperk.com/en/validate-a-float-value-in-php-laravel-framework

@paacnok

Can you tried with -

MAIL_HOST=smtp.googlemail.com

Check more: https://medium.com/@agavitalis/how-to-send-an-email-in-laravel-using-gmail-smtp-server-53d962f01a0c

@jeffreyway same issue here, no question in No Replies Yet. For discussion, it shows 6 threads per page.

https://funkyimg.com/view/36kRp https://funkyimg.com/view/36kRr

@brandonlea

Have you checked this post? They talked about the webhook of twilio.

https://www.twilio.com/blog/create-incoming-webhook-forward-sms-slack-laravel-php

@karbotilne5

I would suggest you use cloudways since you are not used to managing the server. It will give you a user interface for managing your server easily.

@mohammednehru what is your issue actually? I cannot understand your question what exactly you want to achieve?

@bretaincrab3

Have you checked this discussion?

https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/laravel/laravel-57-e-signature-digital-signature?page=1

Can check this one also- https://jayvitech.blogspot.com/2019/10/laravel-58-digital-signature-signature_12.html