I have a html form inside one of my views that is supposed to get an image the user uploads and save it, the form is below:
<form class="col-lg-12" action="/banner/store/">
The form itself is quite large, but later on there's a to end it. It was supposed to redirect me to the banner/store where my Banner controller have a dd() function so I can confirm everything is okay. But instead, I get a blank white screen and the url goes banner/store/?.
The routes to the BannerController seems to be correct since banner/create works, the problem is when I go from create to store, but anyways, here's how I set the Routes:
Route::resource('banner', 'BannerController');
Any ideas why my banner/store won't work? And why is there a question mark on the end of the url? Sorry if this may be a dumb error, I'm still learning coding.
Your action is is wrong. When you use the resource static method then the store-url is the same as the GET url.
You can achive your goal with:
<form class="col-lg-12" action="{{ route('banner.store') }}" method="POST">
See more information in documentation.
When you updating your banner, you can't use the browser native form with PUT.
See in this document how laravel will handle that for you.
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I just started learning Laravel, and I want to include a second controller into my main layout.
The route is the default root directory: /
And the layout looks like this:
<div class="container">
#yield('content')
</div>
<div class="basket">
~basket comes here~
</div>
I want to show the user's basket, but I need DB queries for that, and I can't find a way to include an other controller, atleast not with routing.
I'm not really asking for code (Sadly i didn't find a better place for this question), probably I just need a designing tip, I really feel I'm trying to do it wrong, since I couldn't find any relevant/helpful information for this.
And I dont want to put the basket into every controller that uses my main layout.
Any kind of help would be apreciated, I'm really lost :)
You should use view composers. Open you AppServiceProvider and inside the boot() method add the following:
view()->composer('your.layout.name', function ($view) {
$basket = ...// Your basket query here
$view->with('basket', basket);
});
This basically says, when view with name your.layout.name is composed, add variable with name $basket.
Simplified my main.blade.php template looks like this...
<html>
<head>
#inlcude("header")
#yield("addToHeader")
</head>
<body>
#yield("content")
#include("footer")
</body>
</html>
Let's say my controller points to login.blade.php and it provides addToHeader and content sections. When my footer is included, I'd like to append the addToHeader section but I just can't get it to work.
In my footer I have tried
#section("addToHeader")
#parent
This is the added content
#yield("addToHeader")
#stop
And variations of this.
Now, for the sake of doing it right and in hopes that I might not spend my resources on doing this the incorrect or inefficient way, here is what I am trying to accomplish by doing this...
When a user logs in every time they try to load a new page, I want the website to throw a message to the user (in my case I am actually "locking" the page down with a modal) that lets the user know he/she must finish setting up her profile before anything else can be done. Is there a controller or route that doesn't care which page/action is being requested and allows me to send extra data to the template - even if it is just $data["lockdown"]=true?
I don't know if it's the best way to do it but i would go for something like this.
Using a session variable to know if the user has to set-up his profile or not:
Session::put('profile_uncompleted',true);
You can set this variable when the user log-in for exemple.
Then on your main.blade.php you can check if you have to display your modal:
#if(Session::has('profile_uncompleted')
#include('modal')
#endif
Where modal contains your Html modal content.
I have view which takes care of all the Ajax submits from the client side. And to differentiate them by I uses different submit button names such as this one
<input type="submit" value="Send" name="send_message">
Suggested from this question.
The only problem is that from the view side it doesn't seems to carry the name to the server side so I cannot use the following if-statement
if 'send_message' in request.POST:
It works if I send it normally with page fresh. But I want to use it with Ajax.
I came up with a hack that you can add this name with jQuery. Simply by after serializing() your data you then concatenate the name attribute by data += "&send_message"
Then the if statement will work. But it doesn't seems so clean. So I wonder if there's a better way to handle this? Or should I make different views to handle the different Ajax calls I have?
You really should post each form to a different URL.
If not, you could add a hidden input with the name of the form as the value.
<input name="form_name" type="hidden" value="form_1" />
views.py:
form_name = request.POST['form_name']
I have DateFrom and DateTo fields. I want to submit those data to action which will do some business logic but nothing changes on the original GSP, and nothing is updated. How do I manage this? I've tried this:
<g:formRemote name="formName" url="[action: 'myAction']">
Everything is fine but except my action tries to render myAction.jsp.
This is a great place to read how it works.
Basically you need to specify what controller as well:
<g:formRemote name="formName" update="updateMe" url="[controller: 'controller', action:'myAction']">
The "updateMe" is the id of an html-object, preferably div, that you want to alter after submit (but it's not mandatory). It also uses the actionName.gsp to "supply" the answer, this is why you need to have this page create as well.
Remote forms are a bit tricky in the beginning, but they're super simple once you get a hang of it!
This is how I did it:
GSP:
<g:formRemote name="formName" update="updateMe" url="[controller: 'controller', action:'myAction']">
<div id="updateMe">
<g:render template="updateTemplate"/>
</div>
Action:
...
render template:"updateTemplate"
updateTemlate and updateMe div are both empty.
If you have better solution please tell me.
you can use remoteFunction
you need to write submit button inside form and then after it will fire action and some changes shown into div..
I'm having a problem getting the back button function to work in Rhomobile.
I've tried various methods of url_for(:index, :back => ....) etc etc and nothing seems to work. The problem with this method is (even if it worked) that it only allows navigation to a set place, rather than a dynamic history/back navigation.
The closest I've come to a working solution is by using this in the application_helper:
def page_back
WebView.navigate_back
end
and then Back in the view.
This works, and i can navigate across views and even controllers. However, it generates a "Error loading page" error, even though it does actually render the right page...
Does anybody have any ideas?
Ok this is what I did in the end. I've decided against using rhodes now but here is what I came up with for this problem:
Added data-add-back-btn="true" to:
<div data-role="page" data-add-back-btn="true">
Then:
<div data-role="header" data-position="inline">
<h1>Title</h1>
Back
</div>