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deeperdata
posted 10 years ago
Input Database Eloquent
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deeperdata
replied 10 years ago
Solution

Turns out I needed to instantiate a new model...

$comment = new Comments;

$comment->name = Input::get('name');

$comment->comments = Input::get('comments');

$comment->save();

Last updated 2 years ago.
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shabushabu
replied 10 years ago

Any particular reason for using GET? Database operations should be PUT, POST or DELETE. Also, you're not protected against CSRF.

Last updated 2 years ago.
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