Nice to have this! Now, I just have to start learning markup finally. :(
Its really helpfull if team can integrate some markdown editor to textarea direcly in reply box :)
Code blocks are pain the ass. Add [code][/code] as normal bbcode.
RokSiEu said:
Code blocks are pain the ass. Add [code][/code] as normal bbcode.
You can also use three tildes "~~~" at the start and end of your code, instead of the code block method...
$foo = 'bar';
return View::make('foo')->with('foo', $foo);
Greetings people:
Im trying to use Hash class to encrypt my passwords, but I get the error Bcrypt hashing not supported. I am aware Laravel needs: PHP >= 5.3.7 MCrypt PHP Extension My wamp server has PHP5.4.12 and I already check that Mcrypt was enable, according to phpinfo(), it is enable; I also edit the index.php and load the phpinfo() there to see if the php version that laravel was loading was the correct one. In cmd i run php --ini and it load a lower php version that i have but i dont know how to change that.
Any sugestion?, I run out of ideas D:
Please start a new thread to request help, this topic is discussing the markup used by the forum.
For code blocks, you can also just indent the code with one tab (and make sure there is an empty line before/after the code) Can you also disable embedding a gist? Large gists aren't really cool to embed.
i have some problem to make routes in laravel, i have a package then i call from routes it is work fine but i want make it easy with automatic, so i put thi code
....Route::any('admin/(:any)/add/(:any?)', function($controller,$params=null) {
.... return Controller::call('admin.'.$controller.'@edit', (array) $params);
....});
i want call controller with namespace then i change that script with this
....Route::any('admin/(:any)/add/(:any?)', function($controller,$params=null) {
.... return Controller::call("Ardani\\Smsgateway\\Controllers\\Kirim@simplesms", (array) $params);
....});
but error NotFoundHttpException, what wrong my code? i sorry my english not good. thanks before
@Ardani, please create your own topic.
Sometimes I'm having problems with enters not being picked up. Is this by design?
Note that inline code elements can still be written like on github:
To output properly formatted JSON, use `Response::json($data)`.
It will look like this:
To output properly formatted JSON, use Response::json($data).
No special formatting has been added, though. I suggest implementing that.
I just discovered that, if code doesn't get the desired syntax highlighting from the language detector, you can force it like this (similar to GitHub markdown):
~~~php
$html = '<img src="">';
~~~
As you see, the code above is not detected as PHP, as the markdown was intentionally put inside the code snippet. This instead is what happens when the markdown is parsed:
$html = '<img src="">';
I don't know but perhaps any Linguist language code could be used for language suggestion.
I have the feeling some is not working correctly with escaping output, in the quote section. See http://laravel.io/forum/02-22-2014-twitter-bootstrap-311-not-d... It doesn't render the comments, probably because in the quote_body, the html is shown and not escaped..
barryvdh said:
I have the feeling some is not working correctly with escaping output, in the quote section. See http://laravel.io/forum/02-22-2014-twitter-bootstrap-311-not-d... It doesn't render the comments, probably because in the quote_body, the html is shown and not escaped..
This has already been reported
http://laravel.io/forum/02-17-2014-thread-malformed-html
Also, take a look at this and have fun!
http://laravel.io/forum/02-17-2014-jquery-mobile-simple-form-r...
Please check this for code and tables: http://laravel.io/bin/7l9B
I want to display 'Recent Comments' from comments table, including HotelName related to that Comments. which is working fine as my below query:
Comment::with('hotel')->where('active', '=', 1)->orderBy('created_at', 'DESC')->get();
Now i want to display TOTAL REVIEWS with each HotelName also, how can I do that?
I have been trying to get this table sortable. Here are the two classes:
First the page that has the table.
@extends('layouts.master')
@section('title')
@stop
@section('styles')
@stop
@section('header')
<h1>Average Grades</h1>
@stop
@section('content')
<?php $user = Sentry::getUser();
//Finds the current user ^^^
//echo $user['email'];
?>
<p><font size ='5'>Average Grade per User</font></p>
<?php $users = User::all();
$evalID = DB::table('evaluations')->lists('id', 'id');
//$grades1 = DB::table('students')->lists('grades1', 'id');
?>
<!-- Table starts here -->
<div class="table-responsive">
<table id="AverageGrades" class="table table-bordered table-groups" >
<thead>
<tr bgcolor="Black">
<td><font color="White">First Name</td></font>
<td><font color="White">Last Name</td></font>
<td><font color="White">Email</td></font>
<td> <font color="White">Average Grade</td></font>
</td>
</tr>
@foreach ($users as $user)
<?php
//Current solutuion to the questionaire.
//$temp = DB::table('answers')->join('users', 'answers.answered_about', '=', 'users.id')
// ->avg('ans1', 'ans2')->where('users.id','=',$user->id)->get();
//$price = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans1', 'ans2', 'ans3', 'ans4');
$a1 = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans1');
$a2 = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans2');
$a3 = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans3');
$a4 = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans4');
$a5 = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans5');
$a6 = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans6');
$a7 = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans7');
$a8 = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans8');
$a9 = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans9');
$a10 = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans10');
$avg = ($a1 + $a2 + $a3 + $a4 + $a5 + $a6 + $a7 + $a8 + $a9 + $a10)/10; //Averages all a1-a10
?>
<tbody>
<tr bgcolor="#73000A">
<td><font color="White">{{$user->first_name}}</td>
<td><font color="White">{{$user->last_name}}</td>
<td><font color="White">{{$user->email}}</td>
<td><font color="White">{{$avg}}</td>
</tbody>
</tr>
@endforeach
</table>
@stop
Second the page that has jquery
@extends('layouts.master')
@section('title')
@stop
@section('styles')
@stop
@section('header')
<h1>Average Grades</h1>
@stop
@section('content')
<?php $user = Sentry::getUser();
//Finds the current user ^^^
//echo $user['email'];
?>
<p><font size ='5'>Average Grade per User</font></p>
<?php $users = User::all();
$evalID = DB::table('evaluations')->lists('id', 'id');
//$grades1 = DB::table('students')->lists('grades1', 'id');
?>
<!-- Table starts here -->
<div class="table-responsive">
<table id="AverageGrades" class="table table-bordered table-groups" >
<thead>
<tr bgcolor="Black">
<td><font color="White">First Name</td></font>
<td><font color="White">Last Name</td></font>
<td><font color="White">Email</td></font>
<td> <font color="White">Average Grade</td></font>
</td>
</tr>
</thead>
@foreach ($users as $user)
<?php
//Current solutuion to the questionaire.
//$temp = DB::table('answers')->join('users', 'answers.answered_about', '=', 'users.id')
// ->avg('ans1', 'ans2')->where('users.id','=',$user->id)->get();
//$price = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans1', 'ans2', 'ans3', 'ans4');
$a1 = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans1');
$a2 = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans2');
$a3 = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans3');
$a4 = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans4');
$a5 = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans5');
$a6 = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans6');
$a7 = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans7');
$a8 = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans8');
$a9 = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans9');
$a10 = DB::table('answers')->where('answered_about', '=', $user->id)->avg('ans10');
$avg = ($a1 + $a2 + $a3 + $a4 + $a5 + $a6 + $a7 + $a8 + $a9 + $a10)/10; //Averages all a1-a10
?>
<tbody>
<tr bgcolor="#73000A">
<td><font color="White">{{$user->first_name}}</td>
<td><font color="White">{{$user->last_name}}</td>
<td><font color="White">{{$user->email}}</td>
<td><font color="White">{{$avg}}</td>
</tbody>
</tr>
@endforeach
</table>
@stop
Whenever returning join with the same column name, the first instance is ignored.
Expected to return permissions.name and roles.name from below.
DB Structure: roles table id || name
permissions table id || name || display_name
Join Table: permissions_roles id || permission_id || role_id
Failing query
$item = DB::table('roles')->join('permissions_roles AS pr', 'pr.role_id', '=', 'roles.id')
->join('permissions AS p', 'pr.permission_id', '=', 'p.id')->select('roles.name', 'p.name')->get();
// unexpected result
array (size=62) 0 => object(stdClass)[397] public 'name' => string 'create_archive' (length=14) 1 => object(stdClass)[398] public 'name' => string 'edit_archive' (length=12)
//parallel query
$item = DB::table('roles')->join('permissions_roles AS pr', 'pr.role_id', '=', 'roles.id')
->join('permissions AS p', 'pr.permission_id', '=', 'p.id')->select('roles.name', 'p.display_name')->get();
//result as expected array (size=62) 0 => object(stdClass)[397] public 'name' => string 'admin' (length=5) public 'display_name' => string 'create archive' (length=14) 1 => object(stdClass)[398] public 'name' => string 'admin' (length=5) public 'display_name' => string 'edit archive' (length=12)
/* DB Structure
Table: roles id || name
Table: permissions id || name || display_name
Join Table: permissions_roles id || permission_id || role_id
Failing query */
$item = DB::table('roles')->join('permissions_roles AS pr', 'pr.role_id', '=', 'roles.id') ->join('permissions AS p', 'pr.permission_id', '=', 'p.id')->select('roles.name', 'p.name')->get();
// unexpected result
array (size=62) 0 => object(stdClass)[397] public 'name' => string 'create_archive' (length=14) 1 => object(stdClass)[398] public 'name' => string 'edit_archive' (length=12)
//parallel query $item = DB::table('roles')->join('permissions_roles AS pr', 'pr.role_id', '=', 'roles.id') ->join('permissions AS p', 'pr.permission_id', '=', 'p.id')->select('roles.name', 'p.display_name')->get();
//result as expected array (size=62) 0 => object(stdClass)[397] public 'name' => string 'admin' (length=5) public 'display_name' => string 'create archive' (length=14) 1 => object(stdClass)[398] public 'name' => string 'admin' (length=5) public 'display_name' => string 'edit archive' (length=12)
How do I correctly write this query using raw expression please.
DB::table('table')->where(DB::raw( 'DATEDIFF(CURRENT_DATE, DATE(subDate)) >= ' . $dDay ))->where(DB::raw( 'lastMsg < ' . $msgId ))->get();
It currently produces
'select * from subscriber where DATEDIFF(CURRENT_DATE, DATE(subDate)) >= 2 is null and lastMsg < 7 is null'
I don't expect is null attached and a little confused.
Hello!
The model looks like this:
User->Value
Value->Category
Value->LocalValue
LocalValue->Value,Language
Question 1:
How to query LocalValues for a specific Language, and Values that belong to a certain category?
Question 2:
Where to place the method that returns the data in the model?
Or should this query go outside of the model?
Thanks!
Toby
See https://github.com/LaravelIO/laravel.io/issues/120 Help is appreciated ;)
rizqidjamaluddin said:
Note that inline code elements can still be written like on github:
To output properly formatted JSON, use `Response::json($data)`.It will look like this:
To output properly formatted JSON, use
Response::json($data).No special formatting has been added, though. I suggest implementing that.>rizqidjamaluddin said:
Note that inline code elements can still be written like on github:
To output properly formatted JSON, use `Response::json($data)`.It will look like this:
To output properly formatted JSON, use
Response::json($data).No special formatting has been added, though. I suggest implementing that.
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