Mark a single Laravel notification as read
I have a page in my application that displays a list of all of the notifications a user currently has that are unread and each notification will have a read icon.
The ID in the database is set to char so is a long string of letters and numbers. When I display the id of the notifications on the page, they all return numbers that in no way relate to what is in the database so when I run a query to read a notification, it can't find the ID because the ID isn't matching.
What is the best method to read a single notification in Laravel? I'm using the code below to try, but it's the $request->get('id') that's incorrect as I seem to get 12310 as an ID and even 0 for some of them.
Auth::user()->unreadNotifications->where('id', $request->get('id'))->markAsRead()
php laravel
asked Jan 18 at 12:25
JTPJTP
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I have a page in my application that displays a list of all of the notifications a user currently has that are unread and each notification will have a read icon.
The ID in the database is set to char so is a long string of letters and numbers. When I display the id of the notifications on the page, they all return numbers that in no way relate to what is in the database so when I run a query to read a notification, it can't find the ID because the ID isn't matching.
What is the best method to read a single notification in Laravel? I'm using the code below to try, but it's the $request->get('id') that's incorrect as I seem to get 12310 as an ID and even 0 for some of them.
Auth::user()->unreadNotifications->where('id', $request->get('id'))->markAsRead()
php laravel
asked Jan 18 at 12:25
JTPJTP
297
2
if you can provide some codes, others can help you better.
– kapitan
Jan 18 at 12:29
type cast them properly before doing any action
– Abdur Rahman
Jan 18 at 12:32
you meant to say the char data stored in database is not same as display ? Qn 1 : How the char data stored in db?
– Albert Raj
Jan 18 at 12:35
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I have a page in my application that displays a list of all of the notifications a user currently has that are unread and each notification will have a read icon.
The ID in the database is set to char so is a long string of letters and numbers. When I display the id of the notifications on the page, they all return numbers that in no way relate to what is in the database so when I run a query to read a notification, it can't find the ID because the ID isn't matching.
What is the best method to read a single notification in Laravel? I'm using the code below to try, but it's the $request->get('id') that's incorrect as I seem to get 12310 as an ID and even 0 for some of them.
Auth::user()->unreadNotifications->where('id', $request->get('id'))->markAsRead()
php laravel
asked Jan 18 at 12:25
JTPJTP
297
I have a page in my application that displays a list of all of the notifications a user currently has that are unread and each notification will have a read icon.
The ID in the database is set to char so is a long string of letters and numbers. When I display the id of the notifications on the page, they all return numbers that in no way relate to what is in the database so when I run a query to read a notification, it can't find the ID because the ID isn't matching.
What is the best method to read a single notification in Laravel? I'm using the code below to try, but it's the $request->get('id') that's incorrect as I seem to get 12310 as an ID and even 0 for some of them.
Auth::user()->unreadNotifications->where('id', $request->get('id'))->markAsRead()
php laravel
php laravel
asked Jan 18 at 12:25
JTPJTP
297
asked Jan 18 at 12:25
JTPJTP
297
edited Jan 18 at 12:33
JTP
asked Jan 18 at 12:25
JTPJTP
297
asked Jan 18 at 12:25
JTPJTP
297
asked Jan 18 at 12:25
JTPJTP
297
297
2
if you can provide some codes, others can help you better.
– kapitan
Jan 18 at 12:29
type cast them properly before doing any action
– Abdur Rahman
Jan 18 at 12:32
you meant to say the char data stored in database is not same as display ? Qn 1 : How the char data stored in db?
– Albert Raj
Jan 18 at 12:35
add a comment |
2
if you can provide some codes, others can help you better.
– kapitan
Jan 18 at 12:29
type cast them properly before doing any action
– Abdur Rahman
Jan 18 at 12:32
you meant to say the char data stored in database is not same as display ? Qn 1 : How the char data stored in db?
– Albert Raj
Jan 18 at 12:35
2
2
if you can provide some codes, others can help you better.
– kapitan
Jan 18 at 12:29
if you can provide some codes, others can help you better.
– kapitan
Jan 18 at 12:29
type cast them properly before doing any action
– Abdur Rahman
Jan 18 at 12:32
type cast them properly before doing any action
– Abdur Rahman
Jan 18 at 12:32
you meant to say the char data stored in database is not same as display ? Qn 1 : How the char data stored in db?
– Albert Raj
Jan 18 at 12:35
you meant to say the char data stored in database is not same as display ? Qn 1 : How the char data stored in db?
– Albert Raj
Jan 18 at 12:35
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the function above will return an array use first method :
$note = Auth::user()->unreadNotifications->where('id', $request->get('id'))->first()->get();
$note->markAsRead();
answered Jan 18 at 13:10
abdalgader siragabdalgader sirag
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Laravel notifications table's id use CHAR as the default field type. So, when you filter for certain id you have to use first() like the following. Since the unreadNotifications is the IlluminateNotificationsDatabaseNotificationCollection
$notificationId = request('notification_id');
$userUnreadNotification = auth()->user()
->unreadNotifications
->where('id', $notificationId)
->first();
if($userUnreadNotification) {
$userUnreadNotification->markAsRead();
}
answered Jan 18 at 16:42
Set Kyar Wa LarSet Kyar Wa Lar
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the function above will return an array use first method :
$note = Auth::user()->unreadNotifications->where('id', $request->get('id'))->first()->get();
$note->markAsRead();
answered Jan 18 at 13:10
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the function above will return an array use first method :
$note = Auth::user()->unreadNotifications->where('id', $request->get('id'))->first()->get();
$note->markAsRead();
answered Jan 18 at 13:10
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the function above will return an array use first method :
$note = Auth::user()->unreadNotifications->where('id', $request->get('id'))->first()->get();
$note->markAsRead();
answered Jan 18 at 13:10
abdalgader siragabdalgader sirag
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the function above will return an array use first method :
$note = Auth::user()->unreadNotifications->where('id', $request->get('id'))->first()->get();
$note->markAsRead();
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Laravel notifications table's id use CHAR as the default field type. So, when you filter for certain id you have to use first() like the following. Since the unreadNotifications is the IlluminateNotificationsDatabaseNotificationCollection
$notificationId = request('notification_id');
$userUnreadNotification = auth()->user()
->unreadNotifications
->where('id', $notificationId)
->first();
if($userUnreadNotification) {
$userUnreadNotification->markAsRead();
}
answered Jan 18 at 16:42
Set Kyar Wa LarSet Kyar Wa Lar
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Laravel notifications table's id use CHAR as the default field type. So, when you filter for certain id you have to use first() like the following. Since the unreadNotifications is the IlluminateNotificationsDatabaseNotificationCollection
$notificationId = request('notification_id');
$userUnreadNotification = auth()->user()
->unreadNotifications
->where('id', $notificationId)
->first();
if($userUnreadNotification) {
$userUnreadNotification->markAsRead();
}
answered Jan 18 at 16:42
Set Kyar Wa LarSet Kyar Wa Lar
1,67321436
add a comment |
Laravel notifications table's id use CHAR as the default field type. So, when you filter for certain id you have to use first() like the following. Since the unreadNotifications is the IlluminateNotificationsDatabaseNotificationCollection
$notificationId = request('notification_id');
$userUnreadNotification = auth()->user()
->unreadNotifications
->where('id', $notificationId)
->first();
if($userUnreadNotification) {
$userUnreadNotification->markAsRead();
}
answered Jan 18 at 16:42
Set Kyar Wa LarSet Kyar Wa Lar
1,67321436
Laravel notifications table's id use CHAR as the default field type. So, when you filter for certain id you have to use first() like the following. Since the unreadNotifications is the IlluminateNotificationsDatabaseNotificationCollection
$notificationId = request('notification_id');
$userUnreadNotification = auth()->user()
->unreadNotifications
->where('id', $notificationId)
->first();
if($userUnreadNotification) {
$userUnreadNotification->markAsRead();
}
answered Jan 18 at 16:42
Set Kyar Wa LarSet Kyar Wa Lar
1,67321436
answered Jan 18 at 16:42
Set Kyar Wa LarSet Kyar Wa Lar
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answered Jan 18 at 16:42
Set Kyar Wa LarSet Kyar Wa Lar
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answered Jan 18 at 16:42
Set Kyar Wa LarSet Kyar Wa Lar
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if you can provide some codes, others can help you better.
– kapitan
Jan 18 at 12:29
type cast them properly before doing any action
– Abdur Rahman
Jan 18 at 12:32
you meant to say the char data stored in database is not same as display ? Qn 1 : How the char data stored in db?
– Albert Raj
Jan 18 at 12:35