Laravel blade check box

I know this question was answered before, in this one I am going to explain step by step how to implement checkboxes with Laravel/blade with different cases ...

So in order to load your checkboxes from the database or to test if a checkbox is checked :

First of all you need to understand how it works, as @itachi mentioned :

{{ Form::checkbox( 1st argument, 2nd argument, 3rd argument, 4th argument ) }}

• First argument : name
• Second argument : value
• Third argument : checked or not checked this takes: true orfalse
• Fourth argument : additional attributes (e.g., checkbox css classe)

Example :

{{ Form::checkbox('admin') }} //will produces the following HTML<input name="admin" type="checkbox" value="1">{{ Form::checkbox('admin', 'yes', true) }}//will produces the following HTML<input checked="checked" name="admin" type="checkbox" value="yes">

How to get checkboxes values ? ( in your controller )

Methode 1 :

public function store(UserCreateRequest $request){   $my_checkbox_value = $request['admin'];  if($my_checkbox_value === 'yes')     //checked  else     //unchecked  ...}

Methode 2 :

if (Input::get('admin') === 'yes') {    // checked} else {    // unchecked}

Note : you need to assign a default value for unchecked box :

if(!$request->has('admin')){    $request->merge(['admin' => 0]);}

this is nice right ? but how could we set checked boxes in our view ?

For good practice I suggest using Form::model when you create your form this will automatic fill input values that have the same names as the model (as well as using different blade Form:: inputs ..)

{!! Form::model( $user, ['route' => ['user.update', $user->id], 'method' => 'put' ]) !!}    {!! Form::checkbox('admin', 1, null) !!}{!! Form::close() !!}

You can also get it like this :

{{ Form::checkbox('admin',null, $user->admin) }}

Okey now how to deal with :

• multiples checkboxes
• Add css classe
• Add checkbox id
• Add label

let's say we want to get working days from our database

$working_days = array( 0 => 'Mon', 1 => 'Tue', 2 => 'Wed',                        3 => 'Thu', 4 => 'Fri', 5 => 'Sat', 6 => 'Sun' );@foreach ( $working_days as $i => $working_day ){!! Form::checkbox( 'working_days[]',                   $working_day,                  !in_array($working_days[$i],$saved_working_days),                  ['class' => 'md-check', 'id' => $working_day]                   ) !!}{!! Form::label($working_day,  $working_day) !!}@endforeach//$saved_working_days is an array of days (have 7 days, checked & unchecked)

I've spent sometime to figure out how to deal with multiple checkboxes I hope this can help someone :)

3rd argument decides whether checkbox is checked or not. So probably $offer->ASAP (or $offer->asap is true (or not false or not null). If you want to to make checkbox unchecked either set it to false, or don't use 3rd argument (set to to null or false):

{{ Form::checkbox('asap',null,null, array('id'=>'asap')) }}

EDIT

Another possibility is that you have on your page some custom JavaScript code that finds element by asap id and checks this checkbox. So when you don't set id, JavaScript cannot check it, but when you set this id, the checkbox will be checked by JavaScript.

in FormBuilder.php

    public function checkbox($name, $value = 1, $checked = null, $options = array()){    return $this->checkable('checkbox', $name, $value, $checked, $options);}

• 1st param: name
• 2nd : value
• 3rd : checked or not (i.e. null, false or true)
• 4th : attributes.

{{ Form::checkbox('asap',null,$offer->ASAP, array('id'=>'asap')) }}

your order is wrong.

it should be,

{{ Form::checkbox('asap',$offer->ASAP, null, array('id'=>'asap')) }}