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Hello,
with config_relation.yaml I created a form which work well and I connect 3 tables together.
add remove button work as well and when I submit form all fields will save to 3 tables. but when I click on create button (which defined through partial) and fill forms I received mass alignment failed for model attribute 'slug'.
slug is set to unique record and it defined in rules!
what should I do at this situation!
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I found my solution and change protected $guarded = ['*']; to protected $guarded = [];.
I didn't found anything about it.
are there any description about protected $guarded = []; ?
I found answer about $guarded and other variables.
Controller properties
The back-end controller base class defines a number of properties that allow to configure the page appearance and manage the page security:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| $fatalError | allows to store a fatal exception generated in an action method in order to display it in the view. |
| $user | contains a reference to the the back-end user object. |
| $suppressView | allows to prevent the view display. Can be updated in the action method or in the controller constructor. |
| $params | an array of the routed parameters. |
| $action | a name of the action method being executed in the current request. |
| $publicActions | defines an array of actions available without the back-end user authentication. Can be overridden in the class definition. |
| $requiredPermissions | permissions required to view this page. Can be set in the class definition or in the controller constructor. See users & permissions for details. |
| $pageTitle | sets the page title. Can be set in the action method. |
| $bodyClass | body class property used for customizing the layout. Can be set in the controller constructor or action method. |
| $guarded | controller specific methods which cannot be called as actions. Can be extended in the controller constructor. |
sorry for this post
That is bad! Very bad!
You actually fixed this the wrong way. You should change the $guarded property back to ['*'], otherwise you are opening your application to security risks.
Instead, use the $fillable property to specifically set the fields you want to allow to be filled. For example:
protected $guarded = ['*'];
protected $fillable = ['name', 'email'];I'd strongly suggest you read the Laravel/Eloquent documentation in full to make sure you understand how it works before you release any code into production. There is also a great site with hundreds of video tutorials called Laracasts - it's well worth the small price each month - some of the videos are even free.
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Thanks for your suggestion and reply. Currently I'm new to laravel and october,too. I purchase laracast 1 week ago. I started lara and october together. sure, I'll not release any product when I'm newbie. Again, thanks for your helps.
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