tisuchi

@zuruck Make sure, your tags is an instance of the collection.

@mohammadbasir I am not sure, why you pass the value in the name field if you want to do validation testing.

I assure that you have validation testing in the controller. Then simply make the name filled null.

public function a_username_field_is_required_to_update_username()
    {
        $user = factory(User::class)->create();

        $updateData = [
            'name' => null,
        ];

        $this
            ->actingAs($user)
            ->post(route('settings.store.update.username'), $updateData)
            ->assertSessionHasErrors(('name'));
    }

@mohammadbasir I am not sure, why you pass the value in the name field if you want to do validation testing.

I assure that you have validation testing in the controller. Then simply make the name filled null.

public function a_username_field_is_required_to_update_username()
    {
        $user = factory(User::class)->create();

        $updateData = [
            'name' => null,
        ];

        $this
            ->actingAs($user)
            ->post(route('settings.store.update.username'), $updateData)
            ->assertSessionHasErrors(('name'));
    }

@mrmooky although you have more than one user in DB to access it, however, centrally it will be used by one user. My point is there. I believe it will be fine as long as no issue has detected in your system.

@mrmooky I just pick up your this line Only one user (me) should be able to maintain.. I am not sure about the Statamic licence, but if the case, then it shouldn't be an issue, that is my understanding.

@alxxx Hey, if you are new in laravel, I believe you just go through with the basic courses of laravel. There, you will get some top-level idea on Laravel. Once you are done, you can focus on JetStream. This is my opinion.

BTW, jetstream is no required for laravel. It's a package like some other packages, i.g. passport, horzion and so on.

@saeed410 this discussion seems similar to you. Have you checked this? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46268211/how-to-format-laravel-blade-codes-in-visual-studio-code

@dikurr11 Use ` to wrap up your code so that it will be more readable.

Try this-

$records = [
		"a" => [
		 	0 => "2020-09-09" 
		 	1 => "2020-09-15" 
		] 
		"b" => [
			0 => "2020-09-13" 
			1 => "2020-09-17" 
			2 => "2020-09-20" 
			3 => "2020-09-21" 
			4 => "2020-09-22" 
			5 => "2020-09-23" 
			6 => "2020-09-24" 
			7 => "2020-09-25" 
			8 => "2020-09-26" 
			9 => "2020-09-27"
		] 
		"c" => [
			0 => "2020-09-11" 
			1 => "2020-09-12" 
			2 => "2020-09-09" 
			3 => "2020-09-02"
			4 => "2020-09-03" 
			5 => "2020-09-26"
		] 
		"d" => [
			0 => "2020-09-16" 
			1 => "2020-09-09"
		] 
		"e" => [
		 	0 => "2020-09-11" 
		 	1 => "2020-09-12" 
		 	2 => "2020-09-13" 
		 	3 => "2020-09-25" 
		 	4 => "2020-09-26" 
		 	5 => "2020-09-22" 
		 	6 => "2020-09-23"
		]
	];

foreach($records as $record){
	// From here you can access A to E array key. It will return you an array actually. 
	/*
		i.e.   
	 	[
		 	0 => "2020-09-09" 
		 	1 => "2020-09-15" 
		]
	*/		 

	// If you need to access deeper node, then, try this-
	foreach($record as $innerNode){
		// Here you can access 0, 1, 2, etc level
		// i.e. "2020-09-09" 
	}
}

@theblack68 unfortunately, this is not the right forum, unless someone answers you willingly.

You better use it- https://wordpress.org/support/forums/

@crazylife what if you simply use laravel passport for that? Doesn't it help you?

@mohamedkhalid You go download 3.40 version.

Ref: https://packagist.org/packages/barryvdh/laravel-debugbar#3.4.x-dev

Now run-

composer require barryvdh/laravel-debugbar:~3.4

@deekshith in my opinion, limiting two threads in an hour is not a wise idea. A legit user can have the possibility to post more than two times hourly.

@dikurr11 Use ` to wrap up your code so that it will be more readable.

Try this-

$records = [
		"a" => [
		 	0 => "2020-09-09" 
		 	1 => "2020-09-15" 
		] 
		"b" => [
			0 => "2020-09-13" 
			1 => "2020-09-17" 
			2 => "2020-09-20" 
			3 => "2020-09-21" 
			4 => "2020-09-22" 
			5 => "2020-09-23" 
			6 => "2020-09-24" 
			7 => "2020-09-25" 
			8 => "2020-09-26" 
			9 => "2020-09-27"
		] 
		"c" => [
			0 => "2020-09-11" 
			1 => "2020-09-12" 
			2 => "2020-09-09" 
			3 => "2020-09-02"
			4 => "2020-09-03" 
			5 => "2020-09-26"
		] 
		"d" => [
			0 => "2020-09-16" 
			1 => "2020-09-09"
		] 
		"e" => [
		 	0 => "2020-09-11" 
		 	1 => "2020-09-12" 
		 	2 => "2020-09-13" 
		 	3 => "2020-09-25" 
		 	4 => "2020-09-26" 
		 	5 => "2020-09-22" 
		 	6 => "2020-09-23"
		]
	];

foreach($records as $record){
	// From here you can access A to E array key. It will return you an array actually. 
	/*
		i.e.   
	 	[
		 	0 => "2020-09-09" 
		 	1 => "2020-09-15" 
		]
	*/		 

	// If you need to access deeper node, then, try this-
	foreach($record as $innerNode){
		// Here you can access 0, 1, 2, etc level
		// i.e. "2020-09-09" 
	}
}

@deekshith Yes, it could be another option if you are sure that none of your legit users use Chinese alphabet.

@deekshith First of all, if the user does it manually, it proves that he is a legit user. In that case, you can do a few possible things-

• Keep manually ban user that's what you are doing now.
• Track that particular user IP and ban that IP (if applicable).
• Apply Report Spam Option in every forum post as like as Laracasts so that anyone can report about any inappropriate post.

@balamurugan08

You can simply use relationship on it. I assume that, user and voucherdetails tables have a one to may relationship.

In User.php model-

public function voucherdetails(){
	return $this->hasMany(Voucherdetails::class);
		// I assume the foreign key is user_id
}

In Voucherdetails.php model-

public function user(){
	return $this->belongsTo(User::class);
}

Now from the controller, you can easily call count on the relationship.

User::withCount('voucherdetails')
	->where('id', 1)
	->first();

This query will be fetching user data where id is 1 with counting voucherdetails records.

@jewishmoses isn't that the similar one that you are looking for?

btw, if it doesn't help you then you can try with Array and JSON Casting.

if your database has a JSON or TEXT field type that contains serialized JSON, adding the array cast to that attribute will automatically deserialize the attribute to a PHP array when you access it on your Eloquent model

https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/eloquent-mutators#array-and-json-casting

@jewishmoses Check this dicussion - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34481016/laravel-casting-json-to-array

@mohammadbasir if I understand you properly, then you can use flag for click count.

That's what I can think of now.

let clicked = 0;

function payPalCheckout(){
	// Rednder paypal button once only, even
    // user intentionally clicked few times.
    if (clicked == 0){
    	loadPayPalButton();
    	clicked++;
    }
}

function loadPayPalButton(){
    // Load Paypal button code.
}

@vincentmimounprat99

To achieve your goal, you need to change your code as follows-

Scholarship::where('expired_at', '>', now()->endOfMonth())
	->orderBy('count', 'desc')
	->take(10)
	->get();

@vincentmimounprat99

There are many ways to do that. Since you are using Laravel, you can easily use ->endOfMonth() of Carbon for that.

For example

now()->endOfMonth()

It will return you the last day of the current month.

@vincentmimounprat99

There are many ways to do that. Since you are using Laravel, you can easily use ->endOfMonth() of Carbon for that.

For example

now()->endOfMonth()

It will return you the last day of the current month.

@midhunmonachan

I haven't tested the code, but I believe it should work.

public function refreshOtp() {
    $this->update([
    	'otp' => substr(md5(microtime()), 0, 6);
   	]);
}

It will just update the existing code.

@midhunmonachan

The general rules, as long as you are submitting the post method, ofcourse you need to pass csrf token.

Just simply pass @csrf in the form.

<form action="{{route('verification.resend')}}" method="post">
	@csrf
     <button id="resend" type="submit">{{ __('Resend') }}</button>
</form>

@midhunmonachan

The general rules, as long as you are submitting the post method, ofcourse you need to pass csrf token.

Just simply pass @csrf in the form.

<form action="{{route('verification.resend')}}" method="post">
	@csrf
     <button id="resend" type="submit">{{ __('Resend') }}</button>
</form>

@sshateri Have you checked this discussion? Doing the same thing, I guess.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48666486/laravel-validation-unique-when-update-and-create

@mohammadbasir if I understand you properly, then you can use flag for click count.

That's what I can think of now.

let clicked = 0;

function payPalCheckout(){
	// Rednder paypal button once only, even
    // user intentionally clicked few times.
    if (clicked == 0){
    	loadPayPalButton();
    	clicked++;
    }
}

function loadPayPalButton(){
    // Load Paypal button code.
}

@a4family

I think it's because of you are calling paymentGatewayKey() method inside the static method statically but you haven't declared it as static.

It should work if you change paymentGatewayKey() method like this-

public static function paymentGatewayKey()
    {
        return PaymentGatewaysKey::where('shop_id', request()->shop->id)
            ->where('gateway_type', PaymentGatewaysKey::GATEWAY_TYPE_PAYPAL)
            ->first();
    }

@a4family

I think it's because of you are calling paymentGatewayKey() method inside the static method statically but you haven't declared it as static.

It should work if you change paymentGatewayKey() method like this-

public static function paymentGatewayKey()
    {
        return PaymentGatewaysKey::where('shop_id', request()->shop->id)
            ->where('gateway_type', PaymentGatewaysKey::GATEWAY_TYPE_PAYPAL)
            ->first();
    }

@a4family

Can you show PayPalRepository code?

@noblemfd

I think it's because of holiday_date column is not date-time cast.

What if you add following code in HrHolidate model and then try?

protected $casts = [
    'holiday_date',
];

It will make holiday_date column as carbon instance.

@oxbir What do you mean by getting the error when saving? Show your saving code?

@noblemfd It's kind of old question, however, you will get some idea how to pass data.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39308057/how-to-pass-json-data-to-view-in-laravel

@sakthivel

I am not sure which version of lumen you are using now. However, I believe the following resource can help you to figure it out-

• https://packagist.org/packages/zhimei/sso
• https://auth0.com/blog/developing-restful-apis-with-lumen/

@joecakacaka

It should be like that-

DB_CONNECTION=mysql

DB_HOST=localhost

DB_PORT=3306

DB_DATABASE=thegrhx7_secureloanswcu

DB_USERNAME=thegrhx7_kevin

DB_PASSWORD=Password for the thegrhx7_kevin user

@jleitch

If this is the case, what if you set the default value of OKTA_BASE_URL like that way?

'base_url' => env('OKTA_BASE_URL', 'dev-12345.okta.com')

And plz clear your cache and config.

@papia91

The following code will print your current version of your application.

{{ app()->version() }}

Or you can try this way also-

{{ App::VERSION() }} 

@papia91

The following code will print your current version of your application.

{{ app()->version() }}

Or you can try this way also-

{{ App::VERSION() }} 

@jleitch have you checked this tutorial?

https://developer.okta.com/blog/2019/09/05/laravel-authentication

@joecakacaka

It should be like that-

DB_CONNECTION=mysql

DB_HOST=localhost

DB_PORT=3306

DB_DATABASE=thegrhx7_secureloanswcu

DB_USERNAME=thegrhx7_kevin

DB_PASSWORD=Password for the thegrhx7_kevin user

@myszon

You can use parse_str for that.

$paymentData = GettingResponseFromPayPal;

// Converting PayPal response to Array
$responseArray = array();

parse_str($paymentData, $responseArray); // Break the NVP string to an array

dd($responseArray);

@joecakacaka exactly.

If the file is not there, then you can just copy from .env.example file and create a new file with the name of .env. Then change the variable as I explained earlier.

@stever I can see some of the relevant questions. Have you checked those?

• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35253984/how-to-fix-laravel-5-2-this-error-maximum-function-nesting-level-of-100-reach
• https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/laravel/solution-for-maximum-function-nesting-level-of-512-reached-aborting-error

@myszon

You can use parse_str for that.

$paymentData = GettingResponseFromPayPal;

// Converting PayPal response to Array
$responseArray = array();

parse_str($paymentData, $responseArray); // Break the NVP string to an array

dd($responseArray);

@joecakacaka go to the project root directory, then you will file .env file. Open it and change the database section.

Sample code will be like that-

DB_CONNECTION=mysql
DB_HOST=127.0.0.1
DB_PORT=3306
DB_DATABASE=database
DB_USERNAME=root
DB_PASSWORD=

Typically you need to change DB_DATABASE, DB_USERNAME, and DB_PASSWORD fields.

@joecakacaka

It seems that you haven't set up your database variables properly in the environment file.

@pn Have you checked in the source code in HTML, what exactly you are getting once you prince it?

<meta name="csrf-token" content="<?php echo csrf_token(); ?>

@pn Alternatively you can pass token in the header-

$.ajaxSetup({
    headers: {
        'X-CSRF-TOKEN': $('meta[name="csrf-token"]').attr('content')
    }
});

Check more: https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/csrf#csrf-x-csrf-token

@oxbir

I think it should be $socialNetwork->social_id.

{{ ($socialNetwork->social_id == $social->id) ? 'selected': ''}}

@laracoft haha...

I totally missed you guys discussion. Thanks, man.

@proelitesunny if you are still available, you better mark it solve at least. :)