Laravel Voyager

As a maintainer of Voyager, I'm personally looking forward for great Voyager discussions.

Hey @ebrahemz-eju,

Glad to hear that you are liking Voyager. Can you send me the link of the broken image. That might help me figure out what's going on here. Thanks, talk to you soon :)

Take a look at this: https://laravel.com/docs/5.3/filesystem#the-public-disk, you need to make sure that you have your symlink setup. It should be in the correct location if this is setup.

Also, the root of your site should be pointing to the public folder. This means that when you load up http://localhost/nurmatahari/ it should be looking in the public folder.

Take a look at this page here: https://laravel.com/docs/5.3/structure#the-public-directory

The public folder should be the root of your application. Let me know if this helps at all :)

Thanks!

@ebrahemz-eju. Could you please make a issue on Github, then I will look into this.

Thanks, will look into it.

Hi Guys,

I am totally new to Laravel but Voyager made it look so easy I had to take it for a test drive. Whenever I created tables, I get an error page if Idon't add the following columns; "updated_At" and "created_at".

In light of the test project I am developing to learn Laravel and Voyager, I don't need those columns in every single table, how can this be fixed.

Thanks

@adegbenga-agoro If your table does not include the updated_at and created_at columns, please open up the model and add protected $timestamps = false; to the class.

@Mark Thanks for this. Much appreciated

Do you know if there is any resource material I can read to learn how to make the content of the app display on the front-end view and how to stylize the admin view to render custom data on the different sections of my app that I create.

Thanks for the assist once again.

If you by custom data on the different sections of your application means custom BREAD pages for Voyager, then there is a video on it. About the styling, you may overwrite the layout file and add your own CSS file to it in order to change the styles and colors.

Video on BREAD: https://devdojo.com/series/laravel-voyager-010/episode/the-voyager-bread-system

Hi Guys

I am trying to replicate this form, http://www.covenant-capital.org/members/ as a means to learning Laravel and Voyager.

I built it a while back with plain PHP and I would like to improve the backend functionality, can anyone please advice on how I can handle the "Please tick areas of competence in Covenant Capital" section of the form in terms of collecting the data and storing it within my database table

I currently store it within my database as comma separated values.

Here is my table structure

Thanks and appreciate all the support and help

Hi| Could anyone help me with this, please Symfony\Component\Debug\Exception\FatalErrorException : Cannot declare class CreateUsersTable, because the name is already in use

Hey @tamjid-hasan

Thanks for posting a question in the forums. I might need to see a bit more info about your application to see what's really going on. Could you also provide a few screenshots of the bread when you are creating it, the error message and your database structure for the team_members.

Also, can you open this up in a new forum discussion please :)

Thanks! Talk to you soon.