Try
$def->save()
instead of
abc->def()->save($def);
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1 year ago.
The first line you were recalling the method for the relationship, this changes the Model back into a QueryBuilder instance so you can requery the database.
$def = $abc->def;
$def->frequency = $fields['duration'];
$abc->def()->save($def);
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1 year ago.
I use $def->save(); instead of $abc->def()->save($def);
at that time i am getting this error.
Argument 1 passed to Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\HasOneOrMany::save() must be an instance of Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model, none given
Thanks HARSH SHAH
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1 year ago.
Solution
Maybe you have to create the def model before saving it
$def = New Def;
$def->frequency = $fields['duration'];
$abc->def()->save($def);
note that you need to know the $abc. But I see that you are creating it in
$abc=Abc::create($fields);
so it should be ok
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1 year ago.
Thank you so much TorchSK!!!!!! Keep It Up.......
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