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Intervals | Laravel String Pluralization

Specifying every number required for a given translation message can be tedious, or even impossible. However, intervals can be specified to make working with large groups of numbers easier. The syntax for intervals comes directly from the ISO...

Using Intervals with Translation Message | Laravel String Pluralization

When using intervals with translation messages, the interval appears as the beginning of translation message. Message tags cannot be used when using intervals. The following is an example translation message using intervals: 1 |{0} There are no...

Notes on Decimals | Laravel String Pluralization

In the previous example, trying to match the number 3.4 will throw an instance of InvalidArgumentException . To match any possible number, including decimals, for the previous translation messages, the explicit number groups must be replaced with...

Signature | Laravel 5: Sorting Arrays With sort

The signature of the sort method is: 1 public static function sort ( 2 $ array , 3 $ callback = null 4 ) ;

Example Use | Laravel 5: Sorting Arrays With sort

Let's refactor our students example from the where section to use a class based structure. First, we will create a new StudentTestResult class: 1 class StudentTestResult { 2 3 public $ name = ' ' ; 4 5 public $ testScore = ' ' ; 6 7 public...

Array Sort Considerations | Laravel 5: Sorting Arrays With sort

The array_sort function internally creates a new instance of the \Illuminate\Support\Collection class with the given $array and then calls the collection's sortBy(callable $callback = null) method with the given $callback . It then converts the...

Global array_sort Helper Function | Laravel 5: Sorting Arrays With sort

The array_sort function is a shortcut to calling Arr::sort . This function is declared in the global namespace.

Returning a Redirect Response Using the Redirect Facade | Laravel Application Helper Function: back

The Redirect facade resolves to an instance of Illuminate\Routing\Redirector , which is where the back method is defined: 1 <?php 2 3 use Illuminate \ Support \ Facades \ Redirect ; 4 5 function postCreateSomeValue ( ) { 6 // ... code here ... 7...

Returning a Redirect Response Using the response Helper Function | Laravel Application Helper Function: back

Like the Redirect facade, the redirect helper function will resolve an instance of Illuminate\Routing\Redirector from the service container and then all the back method that is defined there: 1 <?php 2 3 function postCreateSomeValue ( ) { 4...

Returning a Redirect Response Using the back Helper Function: | Laravel Application Helper Function: back

1 <?php 2 3 function postCreateSomeValue ( ) { 4 // ... code here ... 5 return back ( ) ; 6 }