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Welcome to StoryChuck

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The stories and occasional thoughts of Chuck Heintzelman. View chuck.heintzelman’s profile on Facebook. View storychuck’s profile on Twitter. View heintzelman’s profile on LinkedIn. View ChuckHeintzelman’s profile on GitHub. View ChuckHeintzelman’s profile on Google. Things I Have Made. Kydala Publishing, Inc. Pact of the Banshee. Laravel 5.1 Beauty. July 25, 2015. April 4, 2016. So you found this place. Good. Welcome. Enjoy. But just one thing …. Don’t expect much. I lose interest in the whole thing.

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Laravel Recipes :: Code Index

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The recipes broken down by classes and methods. Stopping Injecting Content into a Section and Appending It. Outputting a Translation With Pluralization in a Blade Template. Rendering a View For Items in a Collection. Using @if Control Structures in Blade. Using @if Control Structures in Blade. Using @for Control Structures in Blade. Using @foreach Control Structures in Blade. Using @if Control Structures in Blade. Using the @unless Control Structure in Blade. Using @while Control structures in Blade.

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Laravel Recipes :: Basic Development Category

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Recipes dealing with basic Laravel development. Topics like creating projects, setting up routes, basic controller usage, and so forth. Creating a Laravel Project. Managing Your Project With Git. Managing Your Project With Subversion. Understanding the Request Lifecycle. Getting Stuff Done with Laravel 4. Packages by 3rd Parties. Comments powered by Disqus. Is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

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Laravel Recipes :: Generating a HTML Link to a Named Route

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Generating a HTML Link to a Named Route. Generating a HTML Link to a Named Route. You want to generate a link to one of your routes. The only required argument is the first one, the name of the route. HTML: linkRoute('login') }. File, this may output something like. A href=http:/ your.url/user/login http:/ your.url/user/login /a. If you don't have a route with the name specified, an error will get generated. You can pass a second argument to specify the title to display. Getting Stuff Done with Laravel 4.

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Laravel Recipes :: Understanding the Request Lifecycle

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Understanding the Request Lifecycle. Understanding the Request Lifecycle. Where does your code fit? You're ready to dig in and start writing Laravel code, but so many things are happening behind the scenes you aren't sure the best place to begin. Understand the Request Lifecycle. By understanding the Request Lifecycle you'll be able to zero in to exactly where you need to focus for a given task. The Standard Lifecycle is:. A HTTP Request is. Performs specific actions and sends data to a. The Routing, in.

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Laravel Recipes :: Opening a New HTML Form

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Opening a New HTML Form. Opening a New HTML Form. You want to start a form. You know you could use the HTML. Tag directly, but want to use Laravel's. Usually, this is done in a Blade template. There are several ways to use this method. The HTML produced is. Form method=POST action=http:/ currenturl accept-charset=UTF-8 input name= token type=hidden value=somelongrandom string. This starts a form, using the POST method, to the current URL and will add an. To a specific url. Instead of passing an. Form met...

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Laravel Recipes :: Creating an Apache VirtualHost

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Creating an Apache VirtualHost. Creating an Apache VirtualHost. The default Apache web page shows for your project. You have Apache installed and have created a Laravel project, but the web page returned by your browser is the default Apache web page. Create an Apache Virtual Host for your project. Laravel: $ cd /etc/apache2/sites-available laravel:/etc/apache2/sites-available$ sudo vi myapp.conf. Have the contents of the file match what's below. Save the file, then continue below. If the assumptions abo...

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Laravel Recipes :: Creating a Select Box Field

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Creating a Select Box Field. Creating a Select Box Field. You want to create a select box in a form template. Instead of using the. Tag you want to do it the Laravel way. You can use a simple array. Form: select('age', ['Under 18', '19 to 30', 'Over 30']) }. This uses the numeric index of the array for option values. Select name=age option value=0 Under 18 /option option value=1 19 to 30 /option option value=2 Over 30 /option /select. Or you can use associative arrays. This produces the following. Form: ...

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Laravel Recipes :: Creating a Nginx VirtualHost

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Creating a Nginx VirtualHost. Creating a Nginx VirtualHost. The default Nginx web page shows for your project. You have Nginx installed and have created a Laravel project, but the web page returned by your browser is the default Nginx web page. Create a Nginx Virtual Host for your project. Laravel: $ cd /etc/nginx/sites-available laravel:/etc/nginx/sites-available$ sudo vi myapp. Have the contents of the file match what's below. Save the file, then continue below. Lines to your user and group.