Laravel Validation of a HTML array within the request

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I'm using {!! Form::model( $data) !!} to get my edit working dynamically, also I have normal inputs like {!! Form::text('name', null) !!} but, within my controller, before I send my $data to my view, I use with like the following $data = User::with('Address')->find($id_user);

When I submit, I send my form to my controller update public function update(MyRequest $request) that merge both rules (address and user) to create the validation.

The problem: The Address input to work with Form::model, I had to make it as an array like this {!! Form::text('Address[zipcode]', null) !!} and now, my validation doesn't work.

My request looks like this: Array ( [_method] => PATCH [_token] => OlF0IuFxwTIucFavzUB9Sk1IGE5NJlaaarbBxSE [name] => Michel [Address] => Array ( [zipcode] => 80000400))

I was thinking if there is a way to indicate via rule that it should be looked inside the sub-array, something like Address[zipcode] but it didn't work

Michel Ayres · Accepted Answer · 2015-10-05 20:09:24Z

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Got that working right after I posted the question....

$rules = ['Address.zipcode' => 'required']

Instead of quotes like before, using DOT will make you access the sub-array

answered Oct 5, 2015 at 20:09

Michel Ayres

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