in the credentials the password field is not optional and must be named password.
Auth::attemp(['Email' => ..., 'password' => ....]);
It doesn't matter what the field is named in the database as its not part of the query, but what ever field is the 'password' must be named password in the array passed to attempt.
lagbox said:
in the credentials the
passwordfield is not optional and must be namedpassword.
Auth::attemp(['Email' => ..., 'password' => ....]);It doesn't matter what the field is named in the database as its not part of the query, but what ever field is the 'password' must be named
passwordin the array passed toattempt.
Thank you very much ! Finally solved it
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