Level 21
Why not treat year as an integer (smallint in database) rather than trying to cast it to a date, if that's the only part of the date you're interested in?
Apr 23, 2017
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Level 1
problems with validation of date in format (yyyy)
hello... i am working in a app, what register car, there ir a field called YEAR, i introduce four digits. with Carbon and the methods GetYEARAttribute and setYEARAttribute I could change it to the year format, use this date field to display it in the views. But in the form I need to validate it with the registration date. In the form I enter four digits corresponding to the year, everything works well .. except the validation. 'YEAR' => 'Before:create_at' ... I think the form does not understand the four digits.. thanks
Level 1
hi.. because i need validate with another date(created_at)... can i validate a integer with that date?
Level 1
i need "year" before "create_at"
Level 21
One approach... ?
class MyController
{
use Carbon;
public function store(Request $request)
{
$createdYear = Carbon::parse($request->created_at)->year;
$this->validate($request, [
'year' => 'max:' . $createdYear,
]);
// ...
}
}
Level 21
The reasoning: Laravel validator's before rule uses PHP's strtotime function, which will parse a 4-digit value as a time rather than a year. So strtotime('2013') will return today's date at 8:13 p.m.
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Level 1
thanks mike
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