laravel validated with integer and entered integer, but not accepting ?

@AbdulBazith try this:

https://stackoverflow.com/a/36810662/9475324

@ABDULBAZITH for integer Maximum Value Signed is 2147483647 and Maximum Value Unsigned 4294967295 in mysql . https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/integer-types.html

it's also depend on DB used.

To store phone number you should use

 'employee_phno'=>'required|numeric',

@AbdulBazith - you not going to do maths on a phone number so don't use a numeric datatype, use a string instead.

If you want to validate you are getting a valid phone number it's not easy but there are packages available to help

https://github.com/Propaganistas/Laravel-Phone#validation

Well the integer rule does this

public function validateInteger($attribute, $value)
{
    return filter_var($value, FILTER_VALIDATE_INT) !== false;
}

If you try it yourself in the console you'll notice that both the string "9999999999" and the literal integer 9999999999 will return true. This means that they both pass validation. Having said that the simplest thing to do is just dd($request->all()) right before validation and inspect the fields.

You can also use the rule numeric. This is an even broader definition of your case.

And the last thing you might do is define your own validation rule, which will check if the value passed is a telephone number (has 10 integers in it etc.)

@petritr @Palak27 @D9705996 @Borisu @bigso11

Thank you so much for your response guys..

@AbdulBazith - if your problem has been resolved can you please mark the best answer as the solution

Try this 'employee_phno'=>'required|numeric',

@devaxises thank you for your suggestion