Returns true instead of hashed password?

[unique rune]

Why would it return a hashed password?

[crude moon]

no idea/

[glossy haven]

https://laravel.com/api/5.8/Illuminate/Database/Eloquent/Model.html#method_save Save returns a bool.

You are getting what you should back.

[unique rune]

5.8

[glossy haven]

Oops

[unique rune]

gee grandpa

[glossy haven]

I googled https://www.google.com/search?q=laravel+model+save+api&oq=laravel+model+save+api&aqs=chrome..69i57.6741j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 and it was the first result, didn't realize it was linking to 5.8

Same thing in 9.0 https://laravel.com/api/9.x/Illuminate/Database/Eloquent/Model.html#method_save

[crude moon]

?

[glossy haven]

Are you trolling?

Look at what I linked you, that returns a bool too.

[crude moon]

Im new to laravel

[glossy haven]

None of them are going to return the data you're filling.

What are you trying to do?

[crude moon]

hashing new_password

[glossy haven]

You're doing that.

[crude moon]

and wanna update the password for the user

[crude moon]

yes it STORE Data

but

not the correct data

i have try'd login with the new set password

but seems it didn't store the new password data i have put in.

[glossy haven]

Do you have password set as mass assignable?

[crude moon]

idk what u mean by assignable

can u give me example if i'm not correct?

[glossy haven]

https://laravel.com/docs/9.x/eloquent#mass-assignment

[crude moon]

that is not problem i think

[glossy haven]

So you do have password as mass assignable?

Share your user model.

[crude moon]

where is that file located at?

[glossy haven]

Usually it is at \App\Models\User

[crude moon]

?

good?

[glossy haven]

Yeah, password is fillable. So that is good, it is something else then. Log a temporary variable for your hashed password and then compare it to what is stored in the DB to make sure it is being updated.

[royal bronze]

Dude, what on earth is this? You don’t define properties like this in an Eloquent model.

[glossy haven]

Hm, I didn't even notice that.

[crude moon]

this my controller

[crude moon]

seems like

[glossy haven]

Try dd($request->new_password) and see if it has your data in it.

[crude moon]

correct data yes

[glossy haven]

And did you dump the Hashed password and compared to what is being stored in your DB to make sure they match?

[crude moon]

'password' => Hash::make($request->$this->new_password),

ERROR: Object of class App\Http\Livewire\Admin\classname could not be converted to string

[glossy haven]

Why are you using $this-> ?

Just do $request->new_password

[crude moon]

because it worked before in dd method

[crude moon]

ok i already had it like that

i will try again

[crude moon]

I have looked in db and the hash changed into other hash

could be a login problem?

[glossy haven]

Could be if your hash is uploading - did you do a custom login?

[crude moon]

should not be the problem

[crude moon]

i think it's a custom login

[glossy haven]

Show the code

[crude moon]

what code exactly?

Location

[glossy haven]

How could I possibly know where you put your custom login code?

[crude moon]

this is my internship project

i don't know either

any way

Thanks for trying to help : )

[glossy haven]

Np.

Its possible you're not hashing the password you are authenticating with whereever you're doing it.

So try to track that down.

[crude moon]

yes thanks.

have a great day.

[glossy haven]

You too

[crude moon]

bcrypt(new_password);

is that diffrent then Hash::make?