Different validation rules setting

you don't need to create multiple Validation request for each Campaign Type,,

just create one Validation request and inside it you have the full access for the request..

inside the rules method you can check for the Campaign type and then create the

validation array

public function rules()
   {

if($this['campaing_type'] == 'NewYear2019')

    return [
        'year' => 'required',
    ];

else if($this['campaing_type'] == 'SummerTime')

    return [
        'summer' => 'required',
    ];

}

Hello BishoyWagih, Thank you for the quick response!

But, how do I get the scope for $request in the rules()?

and can I use the storing like this:

  public function store(CampaignRequest $request) {
    try {
      $campaign = Campaign::create($request->all());

      return response($campaign, 201);
    } catch (Exception $e) {
      Log::error($e->getMessage());
      throw new HttpResponseException(response()->error());
    }
  }

Regards

Saneesh

try pass the Campaign type with the submitted form..

so you can make the check inside the CampaignRequest

$request shows as undefined variable in rules() of CampaignRequest extended from FormRequest.

sry it's my mistake use $this instead of $request in CampaignRequest

@Saneesh is it worked ?

Thank you very much! it is working!