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4 min readTo get the username from an object in Laravel, you can typically access it by using the arrow -> operator followed by the attribute name. For example, if you have an object called $user that represents a user, you can get the username by using $user->username. This assumes that the username attribute exists on the object you are working with. Remember to also make sure that the object is properly instantiated and that the attribute is accessible.
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4 min readIn Laravel, you can use the distinct method in a query for relations by chaining it onto the query builder instance. This method allows you to retrieve only unique results from a specific column in the related table.For example, if you have a User model with a posts relationship that belongs to the Post model, you can use the distinct method to retrieve only unique posts for a specific user.
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4 min readTo get a JSON object in a Laravel controller, you can use the json() method provided by Laravel's response object. // In your controller method public function getJsonData() { $data = [ 'name' => 'John Doe', 'email' => 'johndoe@example.com' ]; return response()->json($data); } This method will automatically convert the array data into a JSON response that you can send back to the client.
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3 min readIn Laravel, calling methods is quite straightforward. You can call methods on a Laravel object or instance by using the arrow (->) operator followed by the method name. For example, if you have a UserController class and you want to call the index method, you would do so by using $userController->index().Additionally, you can also call static methods in Laravel by using the double colon (::) syntax.
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4 min readTo use AJAX in Laravel on a button, you can create a route and a corresponding controller method to handle the AJAX request. In your blade file, you can use JavaScript to send an AJAX request when the button is clicked. Inside the controller method, you can perform the necessary logic and return a response, which can be displayed on the page without refreshing the entire page. Make sure to include the CSRF token in your AJAX request to prevent CSRF attacks.
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3 min readTo sort values of an array in Laravel, you can use the collect helper function to create a collection from the array and then call the sortBy method. This method takes a closure as an argument which specifies the key by which to sort the elements. After sorting, you can convert the collection back to an array using the values method.
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4 min readTo insert a simple form value in Laravel, you can use the request() helper function in your controller method. By accessing the value using the name attribute of the input field from the form, you can then save it to a model or database table using Laravel's Eloquent ORM. Make sure to properly validate the incoming data and use CSRF protection to prevent forms from being exploited by malicious users.
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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.