I made a table which lists all the sessions of a specific user. I want to be able to delete a session from a button I created which should point to the delete route (/sessions/ID_STRING
).
Table
@foreach($sessions as $session){
<tr>
<td><i data-sessionId=''></td>
</tr>
@endforeach
The rest is done via JS, however, this doesn't work. After minutes of debugging, I found out that $session->id
returns 0
instead of the real id. I set a breakpoint right after the line where I'm getting my sessions and took a look at the array.
$sessions = Session::whereUserId($user->id)->get();
Inside my debugging window I tried a few things and the result surprised me:
$sessions[0]->getAttributes()["id"]; //returns correct id
$sessions[0]->id; //returns 0
$sessions; //searching for "attributes" shows the correct id too
Why does it return 0 when accessing it via the magic method and how can I fix this? The table is rendered via JS so I can't use my workaround with ->getAttributes()
Sessions.php
class Session extends Model
{
public $timestamps = false;
protected $hidden = [];
}
via Chebli Mohamed
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