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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.
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9 min readTo quickly deploy Plesk on Hostinger, follow these steps:Log in to your Hostinger account and go to the control panel.In the control panel, navigate to the "Hosting" section and select the domain or website where you want to install Plesk.Scroll down until you find the "Plesk" option and click on it.On the Plesk Installer page, you will see a list of Plesk versions available for installation.
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4 min readIn Laravel, you can retrieve the last inserted ID from a database table by using the insertGetId method provided by the query builder. This method inserts a record into the table and returns the ID of the inserted record.Here's an example of how to get the last inserted ID in Laravel: $id = DB::table('your_table')->insertGetId([ 'column1' => 'value1', 'column2' => 'value2', // ...
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8 min readTo execute an SQL query in Laravel, you can follow these steps:First, you need to establish a database connection in Laravel. Laravel provides a clean and simple way to configure database connections in the config/database.php file. Once the connection is established, you can use the DB facade to execute SQL queries. The DB facade provides a fluent query builder that supports various database operations.
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10 min readTo upload a large file of more than 5 MB in Laravel, follow these steps:Increase the maximum file size limit: Open the php.ini file and locate the upload_max_filesize and post_max_size directives. Change their values to a size larger than 5 MB, e.g., upload_max_filesize = 10M and post_max_size = 10M. Save the changes and restart your server. Configure Laravel to handle large files: In your Laravel project, open the config/filesystems.php file.
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10 min readTo run Yii on web hosting, the following steps need to be performed:Choose a suitable web hosting provider that supports PHP and meets Yii's system requirements. Ensure that the hosting plan includes a domain name, FTP access, and a database. Download the Yii framework from the official website and extract the files to your local computer. Use an FTP client to connect to your web hosting server. Create a new directory for your Yii application.
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5 min readTo return a response in Laravel from a trait, you can follow these steps:Create a new trait file or open an existing one.Import the necessary namespaces at the top of the file. Typically, you need to import the Illuminate\Http\Response class to work with HTTP responses.Define a public function within the trait that will handle the response. You can choose any name that suits your purpose.Inside the function, create an instance of the Response class and pass the appropriate parameters.
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6 min readCaligrafy is a Python-based web application that helps to track the time and tasks of freelancers. It allows users to manage their projects, track time spent on activities, and generate invoices. Running Caligrafy on DreamHost, a web hosting provider, requires a few steps to set up and configure the application.Firstly, ensure that you have a DreamHost account and a domain name registered with them. Access your DreamHost account and navigate to the control panel.
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5 min readTo install Laravel in a subdomain, follow these steps:Make sure you have a subdomain set up on your hosting provider. This can usually be done through the control panel or domain management tools. Download and install Laravel on your server. You can do this by running the composer create-project command in your server's command line interface.