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A massive community of programmers just like you. Think of Laracasts sort of like Netflix, but for developers. You could spend weeks binging, and still not get through all the content we have to offe
That means we only need to download it from GitHub, and begin migrating it to our Laravel application. As part of this, we'll prepare the layout file and extract a handful of Blade components. Extra Credit: Consider watching the optional HTML and CSS Workflow prerequisite series, where we write the HTML and CSS that is referenced in this ...
Yes, it is true that the package laravelcollective/html is abandoned and it is recommended to use spatie/laravel-html instead.
A massive community of programmers just like you. Think of Laracasts sort of like Netflix, but for developers. You could spend weeks binging, and still not get through all the content we have to offe
How I did it was like this. set within config/filesystems.php. updated default to public. Copy 'default' => 'public' ...
Illuminate\Database\QueryException with message 'SQLSTATE [42S22]: Column not found: 1054 Unknown column 'courses.user_id' in 'where clause' (SQL: select * from courses where courses. user_id = 1 and courses. user_id is not null)'. Which is the same I was getting. I really think that the problem was the "enrollments" table.
In my Laravel 9 project, logging is not working. No matter which log channel I use (single, daily, etc), in my laravel.log I see [2022-03-22 19:15:39] laravel.EMERGENCY: Unable to create configured logger.
@BOBBYBOUWMANN - The export to word is done inside the controller. I must do it in blade if possible. In the near future I will need to export to a word template.
Trying to create a time stamp from date. not sure what I am doing wrong. When I send my date it is in the following format 04/02/2019 I would like to change it to a timestamp like so 2019-04-02 15:25:37 When I try Carbon::createFromFormat('Y-m-d H
Hello @ricardovigatti.Yeah, I saw what he said, and followed it up. He's right. But, I've just commented here because this post seemed confusing at first look.