Reputation: 190
So this is my php function. First I get the variable
$this->sphotoRepository->save($command->sphoto, $status->id, $command->label, $command->sphoto_categories, $command->sphoto_tagged_users, $command->u18);
Which passes to the final function
public function save(UploadedFile $file = null, $statusId, $label, $sphoto_categories, $sphoto_tagged_users, $u18)
....
if (isset($sphoto_categories) && !empty($sphoto_categories)) {
foreach ($sphoto_categories as $sphoto_category_id)
{
$category = StatusPhotoCategory::findOrFail($sphoto_category_id);
$sphoto->categories()->attach($category->id);
}
}
And here is how I pass my data
post.sphoto_categories = Array("2");
What I would expect as a result (Postman form submit does confirm it. But I am using sphoto_categories[] ... in there to create the array. Can't do that in JS)
'sphoto_categories' =>
array (
0 => '2',
)
What I get when form submit via js
'sphoto_categories' => '["3"]'
Upvotes: 0
Views: 57
Reputation: 2698
What you receive is JSON representation of Array. You need to do json_decode()
to get array which you expect.
So add the following lines to the code. Do the validation that variable is decoded correctly. json_decode returns null
if JSON is not well formatted. You can check the value of json_last_error()
to get idea what went wrongly.
$categoriesArray = json_decode($command->sphoto_categories);
// Validation.
$this->sphotoRepository->save($command->sphoto, $status->id, $command->label, $categoriesArray, $command->sphoto_tagged_users, $command->u18);
Upvotes: 1