Laravel – only a zero is saved to the database
Check field datatype.if you want to store string you have to change your ‘title’ field datatype to varchar. hope it works.
Check field datatype.if you want to store string you have to change your ‘title’ field datatype to varchar. hope it works.
First of all you should make your code more readable by respecting coding indentation and variables naming Second, you can use the Student model to get all the students in DB. No need to use the DB facade There is no need to create 2 controllers StudViewController and StudInsertController to manipulate students data, but you … Read more
Welcome to StackOverflow, yobab77! There’s a wonderful help article on how to ask questions here, that may help you get better assistance in the future. ErrorException Trying to get property of non-object (View: C:\xampp\htdocs\bgcbus\resources\views\usercrud\sendView.blade.php) This error indicates that the bug is coming from your sendView.blade.php view file, which you’ve stated has the following content: TO … Read more
When you make a request to your live Laravel site, you will send the request to www.yourdomain.com/events. You do not need to specify the path of the file of the routes.php file, Laravel does that for you. The docs have some explanation of the request lifecycle in Laravel if you want to know more. When … Read more
Composer is a dependency manager, if your project uses third party libraries Composer will keep them up to date for you and provide you with an autoloader to use them. GIT is version control software and effectively lets you back-up your code, provide other people will access to it and provide a log of all … Read more
You need to give an argument to your function. Try: ‘partnumber’ => $this->getPartnumber(), ‘parttrailer’ => getPartTrailer($this);
As mentioned, there is absolutely no reason to use eval here. What you need to do is build up an array of values that you want to pass in, then decide if it needs to be a new user or an update. public function alterUser() { $name = $_POST[‘name’]; //required field $contact = $_POST[‘contact’]; //required … Read more
I may be off here but when you say “not the classes”, do you actually mean the Javascript/jQuery funcionality? If so, I’ll try to explain what is happening: when you initialize a jQuery plugin, like select2, it acts upon what exists in the DOM at the moment you initialize it. So if you later create … Read more
From your code it looks like you actually want the key and the value… <select name=”country”> <?php foreach($countryArray as $code=>$country){ echo “<option value=”.$code.”>”.$country.”</option>”; } </select