laravel form post / patch
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I am trying to submit a form but laravel throws an error in this line.
Please help me determine what the issue is.
<form method = '{{isset($address)? 'PATCH': 'POST}}' action="{{isset($address) ? 'acount/$id' : '/account'}}" >
error :syntax error, unexpected 'action' (T_STRING), expecting ',' or ')'
php laravel
edited Nov 13 at 5:15
Kevin
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asked Nov 13 at 4:45
Usama Riaz
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I am trying to submit a form but laravel throws an error in this line.
Please help me determine what the issue is.
<form method = '{{isset($address)? 'PATCH': 'POST}}' action="{{isset($address) ? 'acount/$id' : '/account'}}" >
error :syntax error, unexpected 'action' (T_STRING), expecting ',' or ')'
php laravel
edited Nov 13 at 5:15
Kevin
311
asked Nov 13 at 4:45
Usama Riaz
105
You can inspect the element from dev tool and as the quotes are not properly inserted that will be the issue.
– sachin kumar
Nov 13 at 5:00
You can inspect the element from dev tool and as the quotes are not properly inserted that will be the issue.
– sachin kumar
Nov 13 at 5:00
add a comment |
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I am trying to submit a form but laravel throws an error in this line.
Please help me determine what the issue is.
<form method = '{{isset($address)? 'PATCH': 'POST}}' action="{{isset($address) ? 'acount/$id' : '/account'}}" >
error :syntax error, unexpected 'action' (T_STRING), expecting ',' or ')'
php laravel
edited Nov 13 at 5:15
Kevin
311
asked Nov 13 at 4:45
Usama Riaz
105
I am trying to submit a form but laravel throws an error in this line.
Please help me determine what the issue is.
<form method = '{{isset($address)? 'PATCH': 'POST}}' action="{{isset($address) ? 'acount/$id' : '/account'}}" >
error :syntax error, unexpected 'action' (T_STRING), expecting ',' or ')'
php laravel
php laravel
edited Nov 13 at 5:15
Kevin
311
asked Nov 13 at 4:45
Usama Riaz
105
edited Nov 13 at 5:15
Kevin
311
asked Nov 13 at 4:45
Usama Riaz
105
edited Nov 13 at 5:15
Kevin
311
edited Nov 13 at 5:15
Kevin
311
edited Nov 13 at 5:15
Kevin
311
311
asked Nov 13 at 4:45
Usama Riaz
105
asked Nov 13 at 4:45
Usama Riaz
105
asked Nov 13 at 4:45
Usama Riaz
105
105
You can inspect the element from dev tool and as the quotes are not properly inserted that will be the issue.
– sachin kumar
Nov 13 at 5:00
You can inspect the element from dev tool and as the quotes are not properly inserted that will be the issue.
– sachin kumar
Nov 13 at 5:00
add a comment |
You can inspect the element from dev tool and as the quotes are not properly inserted that will be the issue.
– sachin kumar
Nov 13 at 5:00
You can inspect the element from dev tool and as the quotes are not properly inserted that will be the issue.
– sachin kumar
Nov 13 at 5:00
You can inspect the element from dev tool and as the quotes are not properly inserted that will be the issue.
– sachin kumar
Nov 13 at 5:00
You can inspect the element from dev tool and as the quotes are not properly inserted that will be the issue.
– sachin kumar
Nov 13 at 5:00
You can inspect the element from dev tool and as the quotes are not properly inserted that will be the issue.
– sachin kumar
Nov 13 at 5:00
You can inspect the element from dev tool and as the quotes are not properly inserted that will be the issue.
– sachin kumar
Nov 13 at 5:00
add a comment |
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You are not using the quotes properly. Use it like this:
<form method="{{ isset($address) ? 'PATCH': 'POST' }}" action="{{ isset($address) ? 'acount/'.$id : '/account' }}" >
answered Nov 13 at 4:47
Kamal Paliwal
730310
i try this but error is stll same
– Usama Riaz
Nov 13 at 4:59
acctually laravel generating this code at backend: <form method = "<?php echo e(isset($address)? 'PATCH': 'POST'); ?>" action="<?php echo e(isset($address) ? 'account/$id' : '/account'); ?>" >
– Usama Riaz
Nov 13 at 5:02
I have tried this code and it is working. You are still using 'account/$id', instead use 'account/'.$id.
– Kamal Paliwal
Nov 13 at 5:05
If still you are getting error then please attach screenshot and a bit of more code around this form.
– Kamal Paliwal
Nov 13 at 5:05
add a comment |
0
Try this:
<form method = "POST" action="{{isset($address) ? 'acount/$id' : '/account'}}" >
{{ (isset($address)) ? method_field('PUT') : '' }}
{{ csrf_field() }}
answered Nov 13 at 5:34
Fay
2911
Have you try this?
– Fay
Nov 13 at 9:44
add a comment |
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You are not using the quotes properly. Use it like this:
<form method="{{ isset($address) ? 'PATCH': 'POST' }}" action="{{ isset($address) ? 'acount/'.$id : '/account' }}" >
answered Nov 13 at 4:47
Kamal Paliwal
730310
i try this but error is stll same
– Usama Riaz
Nov 13 at 4:59
acctually laravel generating this code at backend: <form method = "<?php echo e(isset($address)? 'PATCH': 'POST'); ?>" action="<?php echo e(isset($address) ? 'account/$id' : '/account'); ?>" >
– Usama Riaz
Nov 13 at 5:02
I have tried this code and it is working. You are still using 'account/$id', instead use 'account/'.$id.
– Kamal Paliwal
Nov 13 at 5:05
If still you are getting error then please attach screenshot and a bit of more code around this form.
– Kamal Paliwal
Nov 13 at 5:05
add a comment |
0
You are not using the quotes properly. Use it like this:
<form method="{{ isset($address) ? 'PATCH': 'POST' }}" action="{{ isset($address) ? 'acount/'.$id : '/account' }}" >
answered Nov 13 at 4:47
Kamal Paliwal
730310
i try this but error is stll same
– Usama Riaz
Nov 13 at 4:59
acctually laravel generating this code at backend: <form method = "<?php echo e(isset($address)? 'PATCH': 'POST'); ?>" action="<?php echo e(isset($address) ? 'account/$id' : '/account'); ?>" >
– Usama Riaz
Nov 13 at 5:02
I have tried this code and it is working. You are still using 'account/$id', instead use 'account/'.$id.
– Kamal Paliwal
Nov 13 at 5:05
If still you are getting error then please attach screenshot and a bit of more code around this form.
– Kamal Paliwal
Nov 13 at 5:05
add a comment |
0
0
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You are not using the quotes properly. Use it like this:
<form method="{{ isset($address) ? 'PATCH': 'POST' }}" action="{{ isset($address) ? 'acount/'.$id : '/account' }}" >
answered Nov 13 at 4:47
Kamal Paliwal
730310
You are not using the quotes properly. Use it like this:
<form method="{{ isset($address) ? 'PATCH': 'POST' }}" action="{{ isset($address) ? 'acount/'.$id : '/account' }}" >
answered Nov 13 at 4:47
Kamal Paliwal
730310
answered Nov 13 at 4:47
Kamal Paliwal
730310
answered Nov 13 at 4:47
Kamal Paliwal
730310
answered Nov 13 at 4:47
Kamal Paliwal
730310
730310
i try this but error is stll same
– Usama Riaz
Nov 13 at 4:59
acctually laravel generating this code at backend: <form method = "<?php echo e(isset($address)? 'PATCH': 'POST'); ?>" action="<?php echo e(isset($address) ? 'account/$id' : '/account'); ?>" >
– Usama Riaz
Nov 13 at 5:02
I have tried this code and it is working. You are still using 'account/$id', instead use 'account/'.$id.
– Kamal Paliwal
Nov 13 at 5:05
If still you are getting error then please attach screenshot and a bit of more code around this form.
– Kamal Paliwal
Nov 13 at 5:05
add a comment |
i try this but error is stll same
– Usama Riaz
Nov 13 at 4:59
acctually laravel generating this code at backend: <form method = "<?php echo e(isset($address)? 'PATCH': 'POST'); ?>" action="<?php echo e(isset($address) ? 'account/$id' : '/account'); ?>" >
– Usama Riaz
Nov 13 at 5:02
I have tried this code and it is working. You are still using 'account/$id', instead use 'account/'.$id.
– Kamal Paliwal
Nov 13 at 5:05
If still you are getting error then please attach screenshot and a bit of more code around this form.
– Kamal Paliwal
Nov 13 at 5:05
i try this but error is stll same
– Usama Riaz
Nov 13 at 4:59
i try this but error is stll same
– Usama Riaz
Nov 13 at 4:59
acctually laravel generating this code at backend: <form method = "<?php echo e(isset($address)? 'PATCH': 'POST'); ?>" action="<?php echo e(isset($address) ? 'account/$id' : '/account'); ?>" >
– Usama Riaz
Nov 13 at 5:02
acctually laravel generating this code at backend: <form method = "<?php echo e(isset($address)? 'PATCH': 'POST'); ?>" action="<?php echo e(isset($address) ? 'account/$id' : '/account'); ?>" >
– Usama Riaz
Nov 13 at 5:02
I have tried this code and it is working. You are still using 'account/$id', instead use 'account/'.$id.
– Kamal Paliwal
Nov 13 at 5:05
I have tried this code and it is working. You are still using 'account/$id', instead use 'account/'.$id.
– Kamal Paliwal
Nov 13 at 5:05
If still you are getting error then please attach screenshot and a bit of more code around this form.
– Kamal Paliwal
Nov 13 at 5:05
If still you are getting error then please attach screenshot and a bit of more code around this form.
– Kamal Paliwal
Nov 13 at 5:05
add a comment |
0
Try this:
<form method = "POST" action="{{isset($address) ? 'acount/$id' : '/account'}}" >
{{ (isset($address)) ? method_field('PUT') : '' }}
{{ csrf_field() }}
answered Nov 13 at 5:34
Fay
2911
Have you try this?
– Fay
Nov 13 at 9:44
add a comment |
0
Try this:
<form method = "POST" action="{{isset($address) ? 'acount/$id' : '/account'}}" >
{{ (isset($address)) ? method_field('PUT') : '' }}
{{ csrf_field() }}
answered Nov 13 at 5:34
Fay
2911
Have you try this?
– Fay
Nov 13 at 9:44
add a comment |
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Try this:
<form method = "POST" action="{{isset($address) ? 'acount/$id' : '/account'}}" >
{{ (isset($address)) ? method_field('PUT') : '' }}
{{ csrf_field() }}
answered Nov 13 at 5:34
Fay
2911
Try this:
<form method = "POST" action="{{isset($address) ? 'acount/$id' : '/account'}}" >
{{ (isset($address)) ? method_field('PUT') : '' }}
{{ csrf_field() }}
answered Nov 13 at 5:34
Fay
2911
answered Nov 13 at 5:34
Fay
2911
answered Nov 13 at 5:34
Fay
2911
answered Nov 13 at 5:34
Fay
2911
2911
Have you try this?
– Fay
Nov 13 at 9:44
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Have you try this?
– Fay
Nov 13 at 9:44
Have you try this?
– Fay
Nov 13 at 9:44
Have you try this?
– Fay
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You can inspect the element from dev tool and as the quotes are not properly inserted that will be the issue.
– sachin kumar
Nov 13 at 5:00
You can inspect the element from dev tool and as the quotes are not properly inserted that will be the issue.
– sachin kumar
Nov 13 at 5:00