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Using Text and Textarea in Laravel Blade (keep old value)

This guide will show you how to use text and textarea in Blade forms. As a demo we'll create an application where users can input a book's title and summary.

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Using Form Radio Buttons in Laravel Blade (keep old value)

In this guide, I'll show you how to use radio buttons in Blade forms. We’ll create an example application that stores a task's priority using a radio button.

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Using Form Checkboxes in Laravel Blade (keep old value)

In this guide you'll learn to use checkboxes in Blade forms. We'll cover displaying, validating, repopulating with old value and storing it in the database.

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Using Form Select in Laravel Blade (keep old value)

In this tutorial, you'll learn to use a select in Blade forms. We'll cover displaying, validating, repopulating with old value and storing it in the database.

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How to Send an Ajax POST Request to a Laravel Route

In this guide, we'll create an example app to add tasks to a list using AJAX. I'll provide two ways to send the request, one using Axios and one using jQuery.

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How to Paginate a Model with Relationship in Laravel

In this guide, we'll paginate data based on a Model 'Book' and its related 'Category'. We'll cover migrations, models, controllers, views, and seeding testdata.

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