Laravel Cheat Sheet

Aimeos: Aimeos: Laravel shop package Full-featured web shop package It contains everything you need to create your new web shop including product catalogs, baskets, checkout, payment, order management and e-mails. Faster than your customers expect In optimized server setups, response times down to 100ms are possible when browsing the product catalog. This results in pleased customers and more sales. Free and Open Source software Simple Laravel CRUD with Resource Controllers Creating, reading, updating, and deleting resources is used in pretty much every application. Laravel helps make the process easy using resource controllers. Resource Controllers can make life much easier and takes advantage of some cool Laravel routing techniques. Today, we’ll go through the steps necessary to get a fully functioning CRUD application using resource controllers.

jQuery Hero Slider A full-width, responsive and easy to customize slideshow. Browser support ie Chrome Firefox Safari Opera 9+ It is a common approach to fill in the intro section of a website with a slideshow: you’re trying to show the users as much as you can above the fold, yet you want to deliver this information in an organized and clean way. Therefore we built for you a ready-to-use jQuery slider, with some built in options like video/image backgrounds and different text alignments. Creating a Basic ToDo Application in Laravel 5 - Part 4  Welcome back to my simple to-do application tutorial for Laravel 5. This tutorial is relatively long so I’ve broken it up into multiple posts. The source for each part can also be found on GitHub. So far we’ve learned how to install and set up Laravel, set up some project and task nested resources and display them to the user. Create, edit and delete functionality has also been implemented. In this chapter we’ll finish things off by adding form validation.

[SOLVED] 'image upload' not writing to MySql database or public folder with Laravel 4.1 (with Croppa) on Fortrabbit newbie alert! i’ve recently moved my Laravel site to Fortrabbit but when i post new images to the site, they do not write to the database or the upload\images directory. all was functioning properly on the local site and other changes such as posting text, adding users, changing passwords etc, successfully add data to the database some of the things i’ve tried; changed permissions to group write on the upload directory on the Fortrabbit server with SSH, checked public path with {{ dd(public_path()) }}on local and remote sites, declared public path in \bootstrap\start.php, declared host in \croppa\config.php,

Database Seed, Migration in Laravel 5.0 Okay we have a simple static web page. So far so good. But would be nice some dynamic stuff for example a news feed. Laravel: my first framework. Chapter 6 – Database Operations - Maks Surguy's blog on PHP and Laravel The following content is the sixth chapter of my new e-book titled “Laravel: my first framework“. This writing is copyright by Maksim Surguy. Unauthorized copy and distribution of this material is prohibited. Dynamic Breadcrumbs for Bootstrap - rogermoore.io So, whilst working on a real-estate website for a group project at university, we were faced with a little bit of a dilemma. When it came to users adding their property to the database, they were faced with a really long form and to make things look a bit neater, we decided to create a multi-steps form. We wanted to display each step of the process above the form, but weren’t sure how to go about this. So I thought that we could implement the breadcrumbs feature, and I could make it increment and decrement dependent on the users actions (e.g., clicking next and previous on the multi-steps form). So, in short, to achieve this I created a little script in jQuery to make this possible.

Dynamically Populating a Laravel Dropdown Box - Easy Laravel Registered PHPLeaks.com users can contribute links to the community via a simple form (see below screenshot). Each link is categorized using one of several predefined links which are retrieved from a table named categories. These categories are retrieved and dynamically populate a form dropdown. So how is this form populated? Read on to learn how. This form is generated via the Link controller’s create action. JavaScript Modal Popup Window Introduction Nowadays, JavaScript Modal Popup window has become an intrinsic part of Web based application. Lately, I had a requirement where I needed to use Modal Popup Window. I Goggled for it and found many JQuery based Modal Popup Windows, but none of the code was fitting my needs. So I decided to create my own Modal Popup window without using JQuery which should be easy to use and is flexible. Using the Code

Laravel 5 Authentication, Route & View In this part need some protected page (Profile), a public login and a register page. But first add few link to the base layout menu. Let see need a little logic: – show the login/register menu only for Guests – show profile and logout only for Users and I put the user’s name also :) Just add the new menu items, and float right the login/logout. As you will see I use Laravel’s Auth Class to get current user data or check it is a guest. sure use named routes and generate profile url by add the second parameter as the user’s primary key: codebyjeff - Stupid Collection Tricks with Laravel Collections are one of the more useful but overlooked features of Laravel. Here are some quick and handy tips for manipulating your data results using them. WARNING: This is not a "best practice" page; I am only showing a few tricks that might be useful in the right place in your code. Don't run them blindly over 100,000 rows and then complain to me when your server starts smoking, m'kay? Start by making the following table and an empty Eloquent Model class called Person for it: Trick #1: find()

Working with Data in Pivot Tables using Laravel 4 Eloquent ORM (SELECT, UPDATE and DELETE) Working with the pivote table data was not clear to me initially - especially deleting from the pivote table. I thought Laravel would handle this since it already handles the inserting and updating of the data. But it turns out this needs to be handled at the database level. When setting up your pivot table, you need to set the referential actions to cascade on delete and update.