How did you call method B?

That’s probably the laravel collective’s HTML package, it doesn’t exist out of the box in 5.8, however {{ asset(‘css/web.css’) }} will get you the link

GitHub – LaravelCollective/html: HTML and Form Builders for the Laravel Framework
https://github.com/LaravelCollective/html

I imagine this just basically prints the same as

<link rel=’stylesheet’ href='{{asset(“css/styles.css”)}}’>

I don’t actually see a style macro for that package so it’s probably a custom macro as well

How i can show my photo’s insagram on laravel site??

What package or ….

https://lightwidget.com/

https://snapwidget.com

Just google it and you will find it

Vinkla don’t work
I want get from yours experience that show INSTAGRAM on LARAVEL

It has nothing to do with Laravel

Have you tried these two?

Hi guys, i have a questione, i have a method A with a custom request and relative validation, if i call it throught web, method A validate request before get in, but if i call method A from method B, method A doesn’t validate request

Of course
Because you don’t have the request

Yes i create it and i pass it to method

Maybe web middleware does something?

How did you call method B? Through http?

Yes

Then i instance a new request compatible with method A and i pass it the parameters

it should be an api, is it?

Yes

Or a text data source

have you added the Aceept: application/json header or X-Requested-With: XMLHTTPRequest header?

Yes

so what’s the response after you called method b through http?

Wait… I repeat i have a store method of controller A, before it get the data throught web form, now the data can come also from api or text source instead, then i call method of controllerApi or controllerTextSource, then they will call store method of controller A passing parameters

If you don’t understand post an example

Yeah, but you said you will call method B from method A using GuzzleHttp or curl or something similar. is it right?

(new ControllerA())->store($request, etc)

that’s not through http

it won’t get any request to the controller, so of course it won’t check validation

write store codes as a service and call the service

It call the first method through http,but not controllerA

that’s the problem

The problem is not the system but the way that you are doing it.

You could use guzzle and call the API to send the request.

Yes, i pass the parameters that the first controller get to the request

Yes, i could but i don’t needed

then write as a service

Well you can keep using your hammer them.

or other common function

or private method of the controller(if it’s in the same controller)

I aren’t understanding

I’m having trouble to traslate

There are many ways to do what you want to do, but how you are doing it is one of the worst.

Ok!

What’s the best way?

If you want to access a function inside another function usually you don’t make it public, so you can control it better

@skys215 told you a couple.

I wrote a small example to know the errors

public function store(PSRequest $request)
{
DB::beginTransaction();
try {
$reservations = $this->parseFile($request);
$controller_reservations = new ControllerReservations();
foreach ($reservations[‘reservations’] as $key_reservation => &$reservation) {
$reservations_request = new ReservationRequest($reservation);
$reservations_request->setMethod($request->getMethod());
$reservations_request->headers->set(‘Accept’, ‘application/json’);
$reservation = $controller_reservations->store($reservations_request);

}
return response()->json([‘status’ => true], 200);

} catch (Exception $e) {
DB::rollback();
return response()->json([‘message’ => $e->getMessage()], 500);
}
}