Hello.
When I try to modify a record, eloquent creates a new record instead of modifying the instantiated.
public function editEmergencyContact(EmergencyContactRequest $request, EmergencyContact $emergencyContact)
{
$application = Applications::findOrFail($request->application_id);
if($application->Profile->user_id != Auth::id())
return response()->json(['error' => 'Is not authorized to modify the registry'], 422);
try {
$input = $request->all();
$input['updated_by'] = Auth::id();
$input['updated_at'] = Carbon::now();
$emergencyContact->fill($input);
$emergencyContact->save();
} catch (\Exception $e) {
return response()->json(['error' => $e->getMessage() ], 400);
}
//if ($request->ajax()) return;
dd($emergencyContact);
return response()->json($emergencyContact, 201);
}
Hello, try using the model's update method like:
try {
$input = $request->all();
$input['updated_by'] = Auth::id();
// $input['updated_at'] = Carbon::now(); // you dont need this, its automatic
$emergencyContact->update($input); //it will update and save
} catch (\Exception $e) {
return response()->json(['error' => $e->getMessage() ], 400);
}
Sorry swalker2, I clicked to solve but it does not modify me in the DB. the update method return TRUE but no modify in the DB.
Humm...
Is it injecting the EmergencyContact correctly?
does it have anything in the attributes property when you dd?
public function editEmergencyContact(EmergencyContactRequest $request, EmergencyContact $emergencyContact)
{
dd($emergencyContact);
// ...
}
note that you must use the variable with the same name that you have in your route like:
Route::patch('emergencycontacts/update/{emergencyContact}','YourController@update');
if you are using a resource route you can check it with the command php artisan route:list
Yes, I am using the different name on the route but I repair it and everything is fine, Gracias @swalker2
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