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6 min readTo submit a popup form with an AJAX request in Laravel, you can use JavaScript to handle the form submission and send the data to the backend using AJAX.First, you need to write JavaScript code that listens for the form submission event and sends an AJAX request to a Laravel route that handles the form processing. You can use the $.ajax() function in jQuery or the fetch API in vanilla JavaScript to send the AJAX request.
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5 min readIn Laravel, you can use the pre-defined destroy method to delete a record from the database. This method is typically used in controller methods that handle delete requests. The destroy method takes the ID of the record you want to delete as a parameter.To use the pre-defined destroy method in Laravel, you need to first define the route and controller method for deleting a record.
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4 min readIn Laravel, the remember_token is a special token used for persistent login sessions. This token is stored in the users table and is used to authenticate the user even after they have closed the browser.To utilize the remember_token in Laravel, you need to ensure that the users table contains a remember_token field. Laravel's built-in Auth system automatically handles generating and storing this token when users choose the "Remember Me" option during login.
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3 min readTo access JSON attributes in MariaDB with Laravel, you can use the -> operator to specify the path to the desired attribute in your query.
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6 min readTo validate inputs from a user in Laravel, you can use Laravel's built-in validation feature. To do this, you need to create a form request class by running the php artisan make:request RequestClassName command in your terminal. This will generate a new form request class in the app/Http/Requests directory.In this form request class, you can define the rules for validating the inputs from the user by creating a rules() method.
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5 min readTo add a new column between two existing columns in Laravel, you can follow these steps:First, you need to open the migration file for the table where you want to add the new column. This file can be found in the database/migrations directory of your Laravel project. Locate the up() method in the migration file. Inside this method, you will find the code that defines the columns of the table.
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3 min readTo fetch data from a URL in Laravel, you can use the built-in HTTP Client provided by Laravel. You can make a GET request to the desired URL using the get() method of the HTTP facade. After fetching the data, you can parse and manipulate it as needed in your Laravel application. This allows you to easily retrieve and work with external data from any URL in your Laravel project.
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9 min readIn Laravel, separating concerns between the model and view is crucial for maintaining a clean and organized code structure. This can be achieved by following the MVC (Model-View-Controller) design pattern.The model represents the data and business logic of the application, while the view is responsible for presenting the data to the user.
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6 min readIn Laravel, handling dynamic URLs involves defining routes with parameters that can be used to retrieve data from the database or perform specific actions based on the variables passed in the URL.To handle dynamic URLs in Laravel, you can define routes with placeholders enclosed in curly braces to extract the values from the URL and pass them to the controller methods.
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6 min readTo use regex to route prefix in Laravel, you can define a route with a regular expression for the URI parameter. This allows you to match specific patterns in the URI and direct the request to the appropriate controller.
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3 min readTo put a value on a Laravel collection, you can use various methods such as sum(), avg(), max(), and min(). These methods allow you to calculate and retrieve specific values from the collection based on the attributes of the items within it. Additionally, you can also access individual items or properties within the collection using array or object notation.