Laravel Advanced - Many To Many Relationship

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Many-to-many relations are slightly more complicated than hasOne and hasMany relationships. An example of such a relationship is a user with many roles, where the roles are also shared by other users. For example, many users may have the role of "Admin".
In this video, I have discussed the many to many relationship in Laravel.
- Access related models using many to many relation
- Save, update and, delete related models
- List the related models
- Lazy or Eager load the related models
- Optimize and improve your app performance by reducing n+1 problem

[@brainyworld2184]

One of the best explanation of ManyToMany relationship. Awesome 🌟

[@blessed-favored]

Very comprehensive tutorial. Thank you.

[@dhanushkafernando6316]

Very well explained.Easy to understand.Never stop this good work.

[@Laratips]

Thanks

[@vtv_online]

Good Tutorial, Excellent bro. Thank you

[@FranciscoJunior29]

Good job thanks for share with us.

[@pyongits]

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[@Laratips]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@pyongits]

@@Laratips this is a quality content, continue making Laravel and Vue Js tutorials and tips

[@pedrohenrique-bz1ke]

Very nice, thanks from Brazil

[@Laratips]

Wow. Thanks

[@leumaix]

If I want to display user according to there role ..for example. Want to show all admin in a page with there information. How am I going to go about it ..?

[@muadzrosli]

Awesome content! Subscribed. Haha. Your video helped me understood this manytomany relationship which I am going to implement in my project. Also, what extension do you use for laravel in browser there?

[@Laratips]

Awesome, glad that I could helped you.
Also, it is not extension. It is a laravel package. Here's the link:
github.com/barryvdh/laravel-debugbar

[@ashwagjan4532]

you are great teacher , Please could you do Project based tutorial

[@Laratips]

Thanks. I will do in the future

[@mori181186]

WOW! You are amazing. I love this because its so easy to follow you. :D Do you have a tutorial for tinkerwell? I think this is good for learning, the laravel relations. Please more content ;)

[@Laratips]

Glad that you liked it.
I don't have a tutorial for tinkerwell yet. Thanks for the idea. I will add that in my todo list.

[@richanitnavare7300]

i got confused with cleared concepts!!

[@Laratips]

In which part did you get confused? Can u plz tell me in detail so that i can help

[@shaneshrestha7654]

Hello. Can you make video on many to many polymorphic relationship with querying different data ?

[@Laratips]

I thought I have already made a video about that. Thanks for mentioning. I will add it to the todo list.

[@shaneshrestha7654]

@@Laratips Also, like one to many polymorphic relationship video, please add different example and db related queries.

[@tothebone4613]

any advice on how to attach image on pivot table sir ?

[@Laratips]

You can store the image and save the path of the image as string.

[@tothebone4613]

@@Laratips
$employee = \App\Models\Employee::find($id);
$seaman->document()->attach($request->document_id,[
'att_number' =>$request->att_number,
'att_by' =>$request->att_by,
'image' =>$request->iamge,
]);
$fileName = time().'.'.$request->attach_file->extension();
$request->attach_file->move(public_path('file_upload'), $fileName);
so far i could only manage like this, the image got its name but didnt get attached to DB,

[@Laratips]

You need to first store the image to the filesystem and then attach it's name. You are doing opposite here. Pass the $imageName to the attach method instead of request.
Also, don't forget to add 'image' inside the 'withPivot' method in the model relationship method.