laravel-4

Ok, I am a little confused with the belongsTo relationship for Models. I have a Feeds model that extends Eloguent. I have created a relationship function called User. public function user(){ return $this->belongsTo('User'); // and I also tried return $this->belongsTo('User', 'user_id'); } On the view I am trying to do : @foreach($feeds as $feed) {{$feed->user()->first_name}} {{$feed->user()->last_name}} @endforeach but I am getting this error Undefined property: Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\BelongsTo::$last_name When I do $feed->user->first_name it works fine, but I thought user()-

I ran composer update and now I'm running into an issue. I'm getting this error when I'm trying to load my home view: InvalidArgumentException in FileViewFinder.php line 140: View [home] not found. Yes, files exists in my directory (resources/views, etc.). Name is home.blade.php . My controller: <?php namespace Hulahoop\Http\Controllers; use Hulahoop\Http\Requests; use Hulahoop\Http\Controllers\Controller; use Illuminate\Http\Request; class HomeController extends Controller { /** * Display a listing of the resource. * * @return Response */ public function index() { return view('home'); } }

I'm using Laravel 4 and have loaded hybridauth via composer and got it working just fine with Facebook and Twitter. Now i'm trying to get it working with Steam, which is listed as an additional provider, however I keep getting the following error: require_once(vendor/hybridauth/hybridauth/hybridauth/Hybrid/Providers/Steam.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory Clearly it's looking in the wrong place, the actual class resides in this location: vendor/hybridauth/hybridauth/additional-providers/hybridauth-steam/Providers/Steam.php There's very little

When updating a model and I sync a relationship, if I don't pass in all the ids that already exist, will that relationship be removed? You decide: sync has 2nd parameter that defaults to true and is responsible for detaching: $model->relationship()->sync([1,2,3]); $model->relationship()->sync([4,5,6]); // attached [4,5,6], detached [1,2,3] $model->relationship()->getRelatedIds(); // [4,5,6] // but: $model->relationship()->sync([4,5,6], false); // attached [4,5,6], detached [] $model->relationship()->getRelatedIds(); // [1,2,3,4,5,6] The answer is Yes it does. I could not find any documentation

I am trying to authenticate a user using the Auth::attempt() method and it keeps failing, so I eventually ended up with the following code: $arr = array(); $arr['verified'] = Hash::make('1234') . ' ; ' . Hash::make('1234'); return json_encode($arr); and this is the result: {"verified":"$2y$10$V4yXBUcxealfLrzOE\/xAD.sJ8qpNhrMA6K6dENBBXYqaVx1zSETgy ; $2y$10$C9xpOWLTUyfy1KL.Y3Tot.KWADmQYFK\/HAf6uZGGXTKcVh52qHS4m"} As you can see, the first hash gives $2y$10$V4yXBUcxealfLrzOE\/xAD.sJ8qpNhrMA6K6dENBBXYqaVx1zSETgy and the second hash gives $2y$10$C9xpOWLTUyfy1KL.Y3Tot.KWADmQYFK\

From what I understand: View::share('foo','bar'); Will make $foo available in all views. However, is it correct to say View::share() can be used only in the __construct() ? Because from outside __construct() I can't make it to work. View::share should be available anywhere within your application. A common place that it is used is in view composers, but it should be usable within a route or wherever you need it. Yes, adding: View::share('foo','bar'); in your routes.php file will make $foo (with a value of 'bar') available in all views. This is especially useful for something like Twitter