Method like Model::create() but for updates.

phroccon

posted 9 years ago

Input Eloquent Forms

Last updated 2 years ago.

carbal

replied 9 years ago

test follows

Model::find($id)->update(Request::all());

but you must first add the attribute

protected $guarded = [];

Last updated 9 years ago.

lukebro

replied 9 years ago

carbal said:

test follows

Model::find($id)->update(Request::all());

but you must first add the attribute

protected $guarded = [];

Rather then adding attributes you don't want to $guarded, I recommend adding the ones you do want to go through into $fillable.

phroccon

replied 9 years ago

Solution

Hey guys, thanks for reply my question. I have tried and finally found this solution. Don't know if this is the best way but i'll post it.

public function update(Pessoas $pessoas, PessoasRequest $request)
{
	$input = $request->all(); /* Request all inputs */
	$input['titulo'] = $pessoas->switchPessoa($input);
	$pessoas->fill($input); /* Fill the inputs with new values */

	$pessoas->save(); /* Save the new values in database */

	\Session::flash('flash_message', 'Success!');

	return redirect('pessoas');
}

Last updated 9 years ago.

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