I have a controller that I may or may not receive a request If I receive it I will use it
It turns out that it is always entering the condition, even when it is false I'm testing a true or false value What's wrong?
$turmas_todas = isset($request->todas) ? $request->todas : true;
if ($turmas_todas) {
print_r($turmas_todas);
$value[$i]['id_turma'] = '';
$value[$i]['codigo_turma'] = 'TODAS';
}
Is there another better way to do it in Laravel?
The problem might be $request->todas . Try running the following command and see the value it prints.
print_r($request->todas);
If you see an error, it's probably because you're trying to access a private attribute directly.
What I think is happening is that the "all" attribute is private and you are trying to access it directly. If this is happening regardless of the value of the attribute, isset($request->todas) will return true . So you would need a method that would return the value of the attribute.
Laravel has a very expressive form that should be used to better read the code.
//verifica se todas existe no request
if(request()->has('todas')){
//verificar se o valor de todas é verdadeiro
if (request()->get('todas')){
print_r(request()->get('todas'));
$value[$i]['id_turma'] = '';
$value[$i]['codigo_turma'] = 'TODAS';
}
}
The correct one would be:
$turmas_todas = isset($request->todas) ? (($request->todas == 'false') ? false : $request->todas) : true;
In this way, if the value of $request->todas comes with a string "false", $turmas_todas will receive false.