Laravel 0 82 Level 3 Subscriber ObydulOP Posted 2 years ago Hi artisans, I want to force logout all users and clear login session data from the Redis cache. How can I do that? SESSION_DRIVER=redis SESSION_LIFETIME=120 Thanks in advance. ...
Laravel 4 2,379 Level 1 imraj123OP Posted 8 years ago Dear Sirs and Mams, i wanna redirect the page after logout to login page i am using auth->logincontroller how to edit the current login user profile and how to set authentication in all the controllers can u help me out ...
But the code has a problem, it may not get his final login record correctly, and will update all his login record including the final one. Interestingly, I find out a method which Laravel provide, but never used before,Mass Update in One line of code. can you image how easy it is ....
In order to logout from the registry on the localhost, you can use the below command. bash $ docker logout localhost:8080 Output bash Removing login credentials for localhost:8080 How to remove the docker credentials By default, whenever you login to docker registries, the command stores the ...
Laravel Custom PHP Default Configurations of Varnish Cloudways Varnish Cache is an intelligent caching solution. By default, it has all the necessary configurations pre-applied, including which pages and cookies to cache and which to avoid for WordPress and Magento applications. Such configurations ensur...
How to setup Laravel Homestead in Windows Developing with PHP under Windows can be a real pain. Sure there are applications like WAMP or XAMPP that include the stack you need, but in the end you are not emulating the environment where your live application is very likely to run: Linux. ...
If you’re feeling unsure, check out these fantasticLaravel free and paid tutorials. Otherwise, let’s jump in. Step 1: Install Core Elements To focus on Inertia.js and get to the fun part straight away, be sure you have the following setup ready to go: ...
Once Laravel has been installed and you're working on a project, for updating the Laravel code base and any dependencies used by Laravel, just use composer. In a command prompt, go to the application folder (like app_test), then run:...
get('token'); } return { checkIfLoggedIn: checkIfLoggedIn, signup: signup, login: login, logout: logout, getCurrentToken: getCurrentToken } }]); We used the basic Angular $http functionality to make some HTTP calls. To be more precise, we implemented: a checkIfLoggedIn method ...
If you stay too long on one form or get away from your computer, and then go back to fill it in - you may get a TokenMismatchException, because the CSRF token won't be the same. It kinda makes sense, but the problem I recently discovered that it does the same for logout (which...