Level 73
In your custom Form request there is an authorize method which returns false by default that makes the 403. So you can return true to make it pass or use your policy there..
public function authorize()
{
return true;
}
Sep 13, 2019
5
Level 1
403 error after validating form
Hello. I have created a form in one of my something.blade.php. The form has no action, this is solved by routes/web.php (Route::get render form and Route::post should process the form).
I have really followed the documentation steps, I have created a new file in App/Requests/ReportBug.php via php artisan command Then I have fullfiled some validation rules. In the controller I wrote a "hint to request", like
public function report(ReportBug $request) // ReportBug is a name of app/requests/file
And then copy/pasty the validation statement from docs
$validated = $request->validated();
Also there is var_dump($validated); after that (cause I would to know what is in $validated variable). When I fill the form on front-end and push the submit button, I received Forbidden, 403 This action is unauthorized.
Why?
Level 1
This function should be placed in app/requests/myfile.php? Or where? :-)
Level 73
@mego the function is already there, in your ReportBug if you created it using the artisan command.
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Level 7
It already exists in the request you made with artisan make. You need to change it in there. @nakov darn, a few seconds faster than me.
Level 1
Yes friends, I've got it. It works, thank you
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