Level 75
<p> {{Form::password ('password', string('placeholder'=>'Password','maxlength'=>30))}} </p>
change to
<p>{{ Form::password('password', ['placeholder '=> 'Password', 'maxlength' => 30 ]) }}</p>
And same for username.
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Feb 4, 2021
18
Level 1
syntax error, unexpected token "=>", expecting ")"
Having this error, cant seem to find a solution..
{{Form::open (array ('url' => 'logincheck'))}}
<p> {{Form::text ('username', string ('placeholder'=>'Username','maxlength'=>30))}} </p>
<p> {{Form::password ('password', string('placeholder'=>'Password','maxlength'=>30))}} </p>
<p> {{Form::submit ('Submit')}} </p>
{{Form::close ()}}
Level 1
Im completely screwing up my code, the code you mentioned does seem to fix the whole issue.
{{Form::open (array ['url' => 'logincheck']) }}
<p> {{Form::text ('username', ['placeholder'=> 'Username','maxlength' =>30]) }} </p>
<p>{{ Form::password('password', ['placeholder '=> 'Password', 'maxlength' => 30 ]) }}</p>
<p> {{Form::submit ('Submit')}} </p>
{{Form::close ()}}
Level 75
{{Form::open (array ['url' => 'logincheck']) }}
change to
{{ Form::open(['url' => 'logincheck']) }}
Use classic html form instead of laravel collective, I said it to you in a previous thread.
Level 1
seem to have the same issue as i had before..
htmlspecialchars(): Argument #1 ($string) must be of type string, array given
Level 75
Why do you use laravel collective?
Level 1
There was this guy his tutorial and i followed it, apparently it wasnt a good tutorial after all.
Level 75
Just use html for forms, your code it's same as
<form action="/logincheck" method="POST">
@crsf
<input type="text" name="username" placeholder="Username" maxlength="30">
<input type="password" name="password" placeholder="Password" maxlength="30">
<button type="submit">Submit</button>
</form>
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Level 1
Thank you so much this works, only the @crsf just shows as a p tag idk why
Level 75
What?
Level 1
Got it fixed, thanks anyway!
Level 1
@MichalOravec Hi can you help me with something im actually a student so i just ask about that $uitslagen=[ [ 'thuis' => 'FC Twente', 'uit' => 'FC Utrecht', 'uitslag' => [0,1] ] [ 'thuis' => 'FC Twente', 'uit' => 'FC Volendam', 'uitslag' => [3,1] ] [ 'thuis' => 'FC Emmen', 'uit' => 'Feyenoord', 'uitslag' => [0,3] ] [ 'thuis' => 'Vitesse', 'uit' => 'FC Twente', 'uitslag' => [1,1] ] ]
he is give error : Parse error: syntax error, unexpected token "=>", expecting "]" and idk what is should to do
Level 104
@justsomeone you're missing some commas
$uitslagen = [
[
'thuis' => 'FC Twente',
'uit' => 'FC Utrecht',
'uitslag' => [0, 1],
], // here
[
'thuis' => 'FC Twente',
'uit' => 'FC Volendam',
'uitslag' => [3, 1],
], // here
[
'thuis' => 'FC Emmen',
'uit' => 'Feyenoord',
'uitslag' => [0, 3],
], // here
[
'thuis' => 'Vitesse',
'uit' => 'FC Twente',
'uitslag' => [1, 1],
],
];
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Level 1
@tykus its work thank you !!!
Level 60
string('placeholder'=>'Password','maxlength'=>30)
something is wrong here
Level 73
First of all don't use LaravelCollective forms. Learn to do it with regular html.
{{Form::password ('password', string('placeholder'=>'Password','maxlength'=>30))}}
in you string you use array syntax. Try wrapping 'placeholder'=>'Password','maxlength'=>30 with square brackets
['placeholder'=>'Password','maxlength'=>30]
Level 1
Having this error too, Parse error: syntax error, unexpected token "if", expecting "]" I don't know what is needed, this is the code if (!isset($dom[$key]['attribute']['size']) AND !isset($dom[$key]['style']['font-size'])) {
Level 122
@Binlagche This is a completely different topic
learn to format code in your questions
What language is this in?
Level 1
I am sorry for the off-topic question. I am completely new, trying to find a solution to what looks the same to me. The language I believe is PHP
Level 122
@Binlagche if the error is at the start of your code, it usually means that you have something wrong on the previous line (not shown)
So create your own question and provide a larger code block and some context
Use an IDE that can show syntax errors in your editor
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