How to Insert Data using Eloquent | Full Laravel 9 Course | Laravel For Beginners | Learn Laravel

This video will show you two different ways on how you could insert data into the database using Eloquent – Want to learn the most popular PHP framework? Laravel makes your development process a lot easier without sacrificing your applications functionalities.

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📋 Table of Content
00:00 - Introduction
01:35 - Request object
02:11 - Linking the ‘New Article’ button
02:47 - 404 - Restructuring routes
03:18 - Working with CSRF tokens
07:22 - Method 1 on storing data
09:47 - Redirecting after a POST method
10:48 - Method 2 on storing data

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[salehalnaggar]

The best series so far! Keep it up :) Thank you so much

[mohammedbenaoumeur]

I think that 'show' route should have a chain method of 'whereNumber('id')'. This will let 'create' route shows. I really appreciate your videos and the way you simplify things.

[petrsimunekCZ]

I became addicted to your laravel courses! Love it. But today I didn't catch one thing. Why the /create route has to be moved to the top of the route group? Is there some logic behind? Thanks!

[elnozz]

hi, maybe this question is unrelated to the video, but I wanted to know, why does my code insert 2 data into database, I only wanted 1 data stored, but when I checked on phpmyadmin, I got 2 of the same data, instead of storing 2 data, somehow it inserted 4 data, any idea?

public function store(Request $request)
{
DB::table('stuff')
->insert
([
'name' => Fan',
'id_category' => 1,
'qty' => 11,
'buy_price' => '160',
'sell_price' => ''240',
]);

echo "Data has been saved";
}

[Zeus-giih]

I think the create.blade.php in the git repo has no lines?