tisuchi

@noblemfd

Have you thought this way to implement?

Carbon\Carbon::parse($this->start_date)->format('Y-m-d')

'goal_type_id' => [
    'required', 
	Rule::unique('appraisal_goals')->where(function ($query) {
	return $query->where('appraisal_identity_id', $this->appraisal_identity_id)
		->where('goal_type_id', $this->goal_type_id)
		->where('start_date', Carbon\Carbon::parse($this->start_date)->format('Y-m-d'));
	})               
],

@surajwillrock

It's because array_key_exists() is deprecated in PHP 7.4. It's not issue with Laravel, it's because of you are using PHP 7.4 version (I guess), that's why getting this error.

https://www.php.net/manual/en/migration74.deprecated.php

@danimohamadnejad

Have you checked this?

https://sujipthapa.co/blog/adding-custom-header-with-response-in-laravel

@andy0517

How is your route file? Can you show?

@noblemfd

Have you thought this way to implement?

Carbon\Carbon::parse($this->start_date)->format('Y-m-d')

'goal_type_id' => [
    'required', 
	Rule::unique('appraisal_goals')->where(function ($query) {
	return $query->where('appraisal_identity_id', $this->appraisal_identity_id)
		->where('goal_type_id', $this->goal_type_id)
		->where('start_date', Carbon\Carbon::parse($this->start_date)->format('Y-m-d'));
	})               
],

@tuffrivers

First of all, shouldn't it be resource instead of Route::resources([?

You get your answer there-

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24397660/can-route-model-binding-be-used-with-restful-controllers

@siewlon6093

Is that work?

static::created(function ($like){
    $like->creator()->increment('reputation', 10);
});

@bladerunner well, imagine that you have a UserRepository that needs in user() method only. In that case, I suggest you follow this way-

class TopicController extends Controller
{
	protected $topics;

    public function __construct(TopicRepository $topics)
    {
    	$this->topics = $topics;
    }

    public function user(){
    	$getUsers = (new UserRepository())->get();

    	// Write your logic here. 
    }
}

In this way in the user() method, you can call any methods from UserRepository(). That's what I can think of right now.

@bladerunner well, imagine that you have a UserRepository that needs in user() method only. In that case, I suggest you follow this way-

class TopicController extends Controller
{
	protected $topics;

    public function __construct(TopicRepository $topics)
    {
    	$this->topics = $topics;
    }

    public function user(){
    	$getUsers = (new UserRepository())->get();

    	// Write your logic here. 
    }
}

In this way in the user() method, you can call any methods from UserRepository(). That's what I can think of right now.

@bladerunner ideally there is no issue to inject more than 1 repositories. Again it depends on your business logic. If your company decides that, you should not inject more than 1 class, then it's a different scenario.

But don't forget my concern-

The only concern is if you have other methods in TopicController that don't require both of the Repositories, that time it might be a waste of calling extra repositories without using it.

@bladerunner I cannot see any issue here. Why you are thinking about it?

The only concern is if you have other methods in TopicController that don't require both of the Repositories, that time it might be a waste of calling extra repositories without using it.

@mammadataei

You can try this package. https://github.com/fruitcake/laravel-cors

@asadsajjad

You better wrap your code with 3 ` so that it will be more readable.

@siewlon6093 what if you run these commands?

composer clear-cache
php artisan migrate

@siewlon6093 it seems the cache issue.

You can run php artisan and composer to get the available list of commands.

However, I can suggest running these following commands to remove cache-

composer clearcache
php artisan cache:clear

@siewlon6093 What do you mean by done all the step?

I simply prefer if you don't have any important data in your tables, then delete all the tables from your database.

Then just run php artisan migrate command.

If you have still issue, don't forget to run the following commands that @siewlon6093 suggested...

composer dump-autoload
php artisan migrate

@siewlon6093 There are two ways to fix that.

1. Delete all tables and run php artisan migrate

2. Delete admin_settings related row from the migrations table and run php artisan migrate:refresh.

Hope it will work.

emmm... It might not be the right place. However, if anyone answers on your issue.

@ebrahemsamer If you are talking about laravel, you can check here... https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/validation#custom-error-messages

Are you able to see anything?

Hey @jeffreyway

It's strange behavior that I can able to see a threat on Laracast without displaying the title and description. In that in only my side?

https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/laravel/lets-build-a-forum-tut-problem-in-assertsee

@dragonberr Have you checked with the incognito window?

Then you can try with the following commands too-

php artisan cache:clear
php artisan config:clear

@princeoo7

Here you need to provide the credentials from your social application.

'google' => [
    'client_id' => env('GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID'),
    'client_secret' => env('GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET'),
    'redirect' => env('GOOGLE_REDIRECT_URL'),
],

For example, GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID should be replaced by the real google client id.

Make sure you have placed the right id, secret and redirect path.

@rjonwal

Can you show more of your error in which line or file you are getting the error?

@tarikali In that case, you need to provide full access to the user.

@tarikali

It actually depends on what kinds of operation you want to allow the user. If the read only is good enough for the user, then there is no point to provide the rest of the accessibility to the user.

@karolgil

Have you checked LaTex?

https://www.linuxjournal.com/article/7870

@genjosanzo What kind of session you are using? What is the purpose of using the session?

@karolgil Beside @sergiu17 suggestion, I recommend checking this list too-

https://www.dunebook.com/best-laravel-admin-panel/

@genjosanzo

The concept can be-

$account = Account::create([
	// Add you data here;
	// If token can be empty, just make it empty, otherwise, set 1 for timebeing. 
]);

$token = Token::create([
	// add token data. 
	'account_id' => $account->id
]);

// Now update account with token. 
$account->update([
	'token' => $token->token
]);

In that case, make sure you allow the fillable property in the model.

Try this @tatthien

Carbon\Carbon::parse('1 April')->month

@chron

What if you install the latest version of Laravel globally first, then during installation, use this way?

laravel new blog --version

// laravel new blog --5.8

@fareedr I prefer here to follow this convention-

• Use provide starting and ending month-year to fetch data.

For example- As a user, I want to fetch data from January 2020 to February 2020. Then behind the scene, you need to calculate-

• The starting day of the given starting month. It will be like this 2020-01-01.
• The ending day of the given ending month. It will be like this 2020-02-29.

Now, you just apply the query like this way-

...
...
->whereBetween('updated_at', [$from, $to])
...

@fareedr

Can you try this?

$deal = Deal::whereHas('post',function ($q) use ($seller_id){
		$q->where('user_id',$seller_id);
	})
	->whereMonth('updated_at',$month)
	->where(function($q){
		$q->where('status','Received')
			->orWhere('status','Completed');
	})
	->get();

@shan2590

I see.

There might be a way to do that, but honestly, I never heard to write test in that way... !!!

@shan2590

If you want to use tinker in general-purpose, doesn't factory help you to achieve that?

@turnerd do you get any error?

@rully if @nakov answer helped you, mark it the best answer plz.

@turnerd

If it doesn't work, I believe somewhere it conflict with $user variable. I just change the name of the variable a bit. Can you try with the following code?

BTW, are you getting any error with this code?

public function success(Request $request){ 

	// Above makes API calls, all of which work 
	$userJson = json_decode($user->getBody()); 
	$userObj = User::find($userJson->id);

    if(!$userObj){
        $newUser = new User([
            'id' => $userJson->id,
            'username' => $userJson->username,
            'email' => $userJson->email,
            'access_token' => $token->access_token,
        ]);
        $newUser->save();
    }else{
        $userObj->access_token = $token->access_token;
        $userObj->save();
        $newUser = $userObj;
    }

    Auth::login($newUser);

    return redirect()->route('dash.index');
}

@turnerd Can you show your full method and tell what exactly you want to achieve?

@turnerd

What is returning the Auth::login()? Make sure that you are passing a User object via $user.

@daxsis although my link is a bit outdated, however, I think it will help you to figure it out besides @tray2 suggestion-

https://github.com/laravel/framework/issues/25451

@ziaakbari I meant the priority is the level of depth of your url.

Here- /posts has the url depth 1 /posts/slug has the url depth 2

That's what I mean.

So, the easiest way, you just add your site in the google webmaster tool then do the following things-

• Add and verify your site
• Add sitemap to the google webmaster tool.
• Fetch post to google webmaster tool as google bot.

I hope by doing that, it will fix your issue.

@ziaakbari

It could have many reasons. It's totally the SEO part.

As of my understanding, it's might be because of the level of url depth. It might be the high priority of the /posts instead of /posts/slug.

I suggest you to follow the seo part properly in your site, that might be helpful.

@dembilesmana You can use auth middleware in the route for making your route protected and redirect to test.dev/login.

To redirect to the subdomain (subdomain.test.dev), you need to adjust your redirect link. To do so, check here- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28702372/how-to-change-default-redirect-url-of-laravel-5-auth-filter

@rjruiz

I believe it's because you are trying to update the relationship on the update method, which normally returns boolean.

Ref: https://laravel.com/api/7.x/Illuminate/Database/Eloquent/Model.html#method_update

What if you try this approach?

$piece = Piece::with('program')->findOrFail($id); 

// You can update piece object from easily, instead of roaming
$piece->update([
    'denomination' => $request['denomination'],
    'code'         => $request['code'],
    'time'         => $request['time'],
    'part_piece'   => $request['part_piece'],         
    'gag_id'       => $request['number_gag'],         
    'program_id'   => $piece->program->id                     
]);

// Update program relationship and return either 0 or 1 based on the executiobn. 
$piece->program->update($request->all());

$piece->syncTools($request->get('tools'));

@rjruiz

I believe it's because you are trying to update the relationship on the update method, which normally returns boolean.

Ref: https://laravel.com/api/7.x/Illuminate/Database/Eloquent/Model.html#method_update

What if you try this approach?

$piece = Piece::with('program')->findOrFail($id); 

// You can update piece object from easily, instead of roaming
$piece->update([
    'denomination' => $request['denomination'],
    'code'         => $request['code'],
    'time'         => $request['time'],
    'part_piece'   => $request['part_piece'],         
    'gag_id'       => $request['number_gag'],         
    'program_id'   => $piece->program->id                     
]);

// Update program relationship and return either 0 or 1 based on the executiobn. 
$piece->program->update($request->all());

$piece->syncTools($request->get('tools'));

@karolgil Beside @sergiu17 suggestion, I recommend checking this list too-

https://www.dunebook.com/best-laravel-admin-panel/

@sergionc

It means that you don't use the default foreign key. You need to adjust based on the way you define the key in your table.

Check more: https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/eloquent-relationships#one-to-many

@sergionc

Try this-

$ciudadeslista = Ciudad::with('regions')->get();

dd($ciudadeslista); // It will return the collecction of ciudadeslista. 

dd($ciudadeslista[0]->regions); // It will return the collecction of regions of first item of ciudadeslista. 

dd($ciudadeslista[0]->regions[0]); // It will return the first item of regions of first item of ciudadeslista. 

If you want to see everything, you can run loop on that.

For example-

foreach($ciudadeslista as $ciudad){
	foreach($ciudad->regions as $region){
		echo $region->nombre_region;
	}
}