Make sure you save the changes (I beg of you !.lol )

Next, Unlike the screenshot above, in our own situation, we assign site to 127.0.0.1 and same thing for admin.site to 127.0.0.1 127. Upon opening of hosts file, you should see something like this : Right click on the hosts file then open it up with a text editor (I will recommend vscode or anyother text editor that lets you edit the file with an interface to enter your password incase that file requires a super or an admin user permissions) Go to your computer (root folder of your linux file manager, usually named 'computer', open the etc folder, then inside that folder look for the file named, hosts.

Then we will create a virtual host in a xammp file.

We will edit the linux host file so we can point our subdomain names to the default IP address.

Now, imagine we need to locally run a part of our laravel app feature on a subdomain say, Admin, so we should have something like /, right ? Normally, for your laravel application, you can access the traditional domain when you run php artisan serve, http: //127.0.0.1:8000 // or etc So, yeah, I had to gather my solution which were in bits in one article, this article ! This is getting extremely lengthy, so I would make a part two where i would talk about modifying table columns in Laravel.This solution is for xampp users on linux(local)OS (ubuntu, etc) Let me just mention that, I researched alot of articles and Stackoverflow answers about this problem but none provided a solution peculiar to linux os / ubuntu. The number tells the database how much data to send per page Using BootStrapįor me however, my pagination buttons come out broken almost always so a way around this is to use simplePaginate->() in your controller. (It writes the date and then, in model would be the name of your table)Īdd this line of code to your public up-function public function up() Your database would have a name like 2020_11_17_create_model_table Open up your migration and add columns you want your table to take in: (You can also run the commands I’m about to type in your usual command panel, it just feels better in your editor). A migration will come in a handy for communicating with your database. What this does is create a Model for use and the -m creates a migration for us in the database>migrations folder. You can replace ‘Model’ for any word of choice e.g. The second command you need to run is: php artisan make:Model -m

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