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8 min readIn Laravel, handling delete requests involves defining a route, creating a controller method, and implementing the necessary logic to delete the requested resource. Here's a simplified explanation of how to handle delete requests in Laravel:Define a route: In your route file (web.php or api.php), define a route that maps to a specific URL endpoint and HTTP method.
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5 min readTo get the action name in Laravel, you can use the action() helper function or the Route::currentRouteAction() method. The action name refers to the method that is being called within a controller for a specific route.To use the action() helper function, you need to pass the name of the controller and the method you want to obtain the action name for.
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7 min readTo quickly deploy OpenCart on Bluehost, you can follow the steps below:Log in to your Bluehost account and go to the cPanel (control panel).Look for the "Website" section and click on the "Install WordPress" icon.On the next page, click on the "Installation" tab.Choose the domain where you want to install OpenCart, or select a subdomain or directory for installation.Fill in the required information, such as the site name and admin username/password.
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7 min readRunning the Laravel queue only once can be accomplished by following these steps:First, ensure that you have set up the necessary dependencies and configurations for the Laravel queue. This may include installing and configuring a queue driver such as Redis or Beanstalkd. Define a new queue job class that represents the specific task you want to run only once. This class will typically extend the Laravel Illuminate\Contracts\Queue\ShouldQueue interface.
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8 min readIn Laravel, executing stored procedures can be done using the built-in database query builder. Here's how you can execute stored procedures in Laravel:First, make sure you have a database connection configured in the config/database.php file. Start by creating a new instance of the query builder for the specific database connection you want to use.
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9 min readTo properly install packages in Laravel, you need to follow these steps:Open the terminal or command prompt and navigate to your Laravel project directory.Open the "composer.json" file located in the root directory of your Laravel project.In the "require" section of the "composer.json" file, add the package you want to install along with its version. For example, if you want to install a package called "example/package" with version "1.
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11 min readTo run Svelte on A2 hosting, you need to follow these steps:Choose a hosting plan: Start by selecting an appropriate hosting plan from A2 hosting's offerings. Consider the required resources, such as disk space, bandwidth, and processing power, depending on your project's needs. Set up your hosting account: Sign up for a hosting account with A2 hosting and complete the necessary registration process.
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8 min readIn Laravel, the default behavior is to regenerate the session ID and create a new session cookie on every request for security purposes. However, in certain cases, you may want to prevent this refresh of session/cookie.To prevent the session/cookie refresh in Laravel, you can follow these steps:Open the config/session.php file in your Laravel project. Locate the lifetime option which sets the lifetime of the session in minutes. By default, it is set to 120 minutes (2 hours).
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4 min readTo launch CyberPanel on Bluehost, follow these steps:Log in to your Bluehost account using your credentials.Once you’re logged in, locate the "Hosting" tab on the top menu and click on it.On the hosting page, find your domain name and click on the "Manage" button.Scroll down the page until you find the "Website" section and click on the "Advanced" option.In the Advanced section, click on the "CyberPanel" option.
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5 min readTo execute multiple raw queries using Laravel, you can follow these steps:Establish a database connection: Laravel provides a query builder that allows you to perform database operations easily. First, define a database connection in your .env file with the appropriate credentials. Import the necessary classes: In your PHP file, import the required classes to access the database using the query builder.
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6 min readTo do a simple redirect in Laravel, you can use the redirect() function provided by the framework. This function allows you to redirect the user to a new URL or route.Here's an example of how you can perform a redirect in Laravel: return redirect('/new-url'); In the code above, the redirect() function is used to redirect the user to the '/new-url' URL. You can replace '/new-url' with the desired destination URL.You can also redirect to a named route instead of a URL.