Repeatable Data in Laravel
I'm creating a Laravel app but come from a WordPress background. In WordPress, it's reasonably straight forward to create custom fields that are repeatable e.g. I have a field called "Task" that can be repeated X number of times and it will be stored on the database.
Is there a best practice way of doing this in Laravel?
I understand that Javascript can be used to create repeatable form fields, and I could store that data as JSON in a MySQL database (using the latest versions of MySQL), but I'd also like this repeatable data to hold relationships e.g. relate a task to a day of the week (stored in another table).
Any advice or thoughts are much appreciated.
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I'm creating a Laravel app but come from a WordPress background. In WordPress, it's reasonably straight forward to create custom fields that are repeatable e.g. I have a field called "Task" that can be repeated X number of times and it will be stored on the database.
Is there a best practice way of doing this in Laravel?
I understand that Javascript can be used to create repeatable form fields, and I could store that data as JSON in a MySQL database (using the latest versions of MySQL), but I'd also like this repeatable data to hold relationships e.g. relate a task to a day of the week (stored in another table).
Any advice or thoughts are much appreciated.
laravel
asked Jan 1 at 21:48
user319940user319940
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Put any code about this please ? some table data or fields ? to know more about your problem :)
– Saif Manwill
Jan 1 at 22:55
It's more theoretical at the moment - essentially I'm looking for an example or best practice. I'll make a diagram later to demonstrate the problem better.
– user319940
Jan 2 at 12:05
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I'm creating a Laravel app but come from a WordPress background. In WordPress, it's reasonably straight forward to create custom fields that are repeatable e.g. I have a field called "Task" that can be repeated X number of times and it will be stored on the database.
Is there a best practice way of doing this in Laravel?
I understand that Javascript can be used to create repeatable form fields, and I could store that data as JSON in a MySQL database (using the latest versions of MySQL), but I'd also like this repeatable data to hold relationships e.g. relate a task to a day of the week (stored in another table).
Any advice or thoughts are much appreciated.
laravel
asked Jan 1 at 21:48
user319940user319940
1,62172744
I'm creating a Laravel app but come from a WordPress background. In WordPress, it's reasonably straight forward to create custom fields that are repeatable e.g. I have a field called "Task" that can be repeated X number of times and it will be stored on the database.
Is there a best practice way of doing this in Laravel?
I understand that Javascript can be used to create repeatable form fields, and I could store that data as JSON in a MySQL database (using the latest versions of MySQL), but I'd also like this repeatable data to hold relationships e.g. relate a task to a day of the week (stored in another table).
Any advice or thoughts are much appreciated.
laravel
laravel
asked Jan 1 at 21:48
user319940user319940
1,62172744
asked Jan 1 at 21:48
user319940user319940
1,62172744
asked Jan 1 at 21:48
user319940user319940
1,62172744
asked Jan 1 at 21:48
user319940user319940
1,62172744
asked Jan 1 at 21:48
user319940user319940
1,62172744
1,62172744
1
Put any code about this please ? some table data or fields ? to know more about your problem :)
– Saif Manwill
Jan 1 at 22:55
It's more theoretical at the moment - essentially I'm looking for an example or best practice. I'll make a diagram later to demonstrate the problem better.
– user319940
Jan 2 at 12:05
add a comment |
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Put any code about this please ? some table data or fields ? to know more about your problem :)
– Saif Manwill
Jan 1 at 22:55
It's more theoretical at the moment - essentially I'm looking for an example or best practice. I'll make a diagram later to demonstrate the problem better.
– user319940
Jan 2 at 12:05
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Put any code about this please ? some table data or fields ? to know more about your problem :)
– Saif Manwill
Jan 1 at 22:55
Put any code about this please ? some table data or fields ? to know more about your problem :)
– Saif Manwill
Jan 1 at 22:55
It's more theoretical at the moment - essentially I'm looking for an example or best practice. I'll make a diagram later to demonstrate the problem better.
– user319940
Jan 2 at 12:05
It's more theoretical at the moment - essentially I'm looking for an example or best practice. I'll make a diagram later to demonstrate the problem better.
– user319940
Jan 2 at 12:05
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Put any code about this please ? some table data or fields ? to know more about your problem :)
– Saif Manwill
Jan 1 at 22:55
It's more theoretical at the moment - essentially I'm looking for an example or best practice. I'll make a diagram later to demonstrate the problem better.
– user319940
Jan 2 at 12:05