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Reputation: 496

Object class couldn't be converted to string Laravel 5

When I return the request of my controller, I get:

{"employees":"3","reason":"common reason","request":"5000","ded_per_pay":"500","months_to_pay":"2","date_issued":"2018-01-31"}

And in my create function, I get this error:

Object of class Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\ParameterBag could not be converted to string

Here's my code:

     CashAdvance::create([
        'emp_id' => $request->employees,
        'reason' => $request->reason,
        'request' => $request->request,
        'ded_per_pay' => $request->ded_per_pay,
        'date_issued' => $request->date_issued,
        'months_to_pay' => $request->months_to_pay
    ]);

What seems to be causing the problem??

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1413

Answers (1)

party-ring
party-ring

Reputation: 1871

This is really interesting. I've had a look in the API docs and it appears that the Request object has a parameter request. Which means that when you are calling $request->request, you are getting the parameter bag from your $request.

To get around this, you can use something like:

$myRequest = $request->input('request');

But I would heavily advise that instead you rename request to something that won't confuse yourself/other devs later in the project, and to keep these special named variables reserved for what they actually mean.

Upvotes: 1

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