Using session

LoginController.php

public function login(Request $request)
{

    $this->validate($request, [
      'username' => 'required|min:6|max:15',
      'password' => 'required|min:8|max:16',
      ]);

    if(auth()->attempt(['username' => request('username'), 'password' => request('password')]))
    {
        $id = User::find($id);

        $request->session()->put('id', $id);

        return redirect('/seller');
    }

    session()->flash('flash', 'username atau password anda salah atau belum terdaftar.  Mohon mendaftarkan diri di link di bawah ini jika belum.');

    return redirect('/login');

}

Check this Login Controller. I actually want to make the program remember the id of who is login. Can you do that? Is that using what's called session?

Check this part of the codes:

if(auth()->attempt(['username' => request('username'), 'password' => request('password')]))
    {
        $id = User::find($id);

        $request->session()->put('id', $id);

        return redirect('/seller');
    }

Is that correct? Since you are only login using username and password. and I need to know the $id (primary key) and remember it.

I am going to retrieve the id to retrieve other data after login based on the user_id or id.

Vilfago

8 years ago

Best Answer

Level 20

If you use the standard auth process in laravel, you can retrieve the current user with Auth::user()(or Auth::id(), if you only want the id).

So yes it's possible with session, but it's almost native. https://laravel.com/docs/5.6/authentication

davy_yg

8 years ago

Level 27

Does this syntax works:

 User::create([
        'no_ktp' => request('no_ktp'),
        'foto_ktp' => $original_name_ktp,
        'foto_profile' => $original_name_profile
    ])->where('id', auth::id());

It seems like the where part does not work.

SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 1364 Field 'email' doesn't have a default value (SQL: insert into users (no_ktp, foto_ktp, foto_profile, updated_at, created_at) values (12345678, photo.jpg, photo.jpg, 2018-04-22 02:12:58, 2018-04-22 02:12:58))

It looks like trying to create a new row instead of adding to the existing one.

Cronix

8 years ago

Level 67

If you already know the id, it means the record is already created and you should be using update instead of create. Create is for new records.

davy_yg

8 years ago

Level 27

Thanks it works!

One more thing: how to set the validation length = 16 digit

This does not gives the correct message:

'no_ktp' => 'required|numeric|min:16|max:16',

Vilfago

8 years ago

Level 20

Try maybe with size, but not sure it will work as it's numeric... so between ? But the message will probably not what you expect...

https://laravel.com/docs/5.6/validation#available-validation-rules Try to find what suits you the best, or create your own rule with your own message. Evrything is on this page ;)

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