Laravel Form submission | Laravel 10 Tutorial #10

[@mattveym87]

i am new to laravel and object oriented programming and thanks to you i am able to learn important stuff while creating a project!

[@yelocode]

Glad I could help!

[@kadirertan8664]

Great video! redirect()->back() can be used as redirect()->route("dashboard") in this situation.

[@RustyPack-fm2gi]

or use to_route() its convenient though

[@tmcxp]

it's all coming together! very fun teaching method

[@CaLiMeRoOo92]

Thank you, Man you are INCREDIBLE

[@yelocode]

Thanks for the kind words, glad you like it!

[@bomingyu7247]

I love your video man!

[@yelocode]

Thanks for watching.

[@charlkannel]

Thank you man

[@kouzokiodin3623]

Well Explained thx

[@Xtapodi27]

In the video, didn't you forget to add a name field "idea" in your textarea by any chance? In my code it coudn't work without it. Thank you!

[@yelocode]

I think this is something we fix in the upcoming videos

[@nguynthhng1]

why didn't you use the concept "component" in your project? I have to find a another Laravel tutorial playlist to learn more about it. Sorry for my bad English, its not my mother language

[@zadulhassan7438]

Hi there. Here is my Model Class:

[@minhphou]

You can add (use App/Models/Idea;) into IdeaController

[@francodosha]

I'm following this tutorial with laravel 11 so you will encounter an error on the IdeaController and the solution is public function store(Request $request) { $idea = new Idea([ "content" => $request->get('idea', ' '), ]); $idea->save(); return redirect()->route('dashboard'); } } 'request()-> get' doesn't work anymore in laravel 11

[@nachobechi5003]

Really? For me it worked like the video