How to pass two forms as parameter to laravel controller?

Question

Laravel controller code:

public function addPriceDetails(Request $priceform,$dataId)
{
$priceInfo = new priceInfo ;
$priceInfo->deviceCategoryId=$dataId;
$priceInfo->productId=$this->getproductId();
$priceInfo->SKUID=$priceform->input('skuid');
$priceInfo->productName=$priceform->input('productName');
$priceInfo->listingStatus =$priceform->input('listingStatus');
$priceInfo->MRP =$priceform->input('mrp');
$priceInfo->sellingPrice=$priceform->input('selprice');
$priceInfo->fulfillmentBy =$priceform->input('fulfillment');
$priceInfo->procurementType =$priceform->input('procurementType');
$priceInfo->procurementSLA =$priceform->input('sla');
$priceInfo->stock =$priceform->input('stock');
$priceInfo->localDelCharge =$priceform->input('local');
$priceInfo->zonalDelCharge =$priceform->input('zonal');
$priceInfo->nationalDelCharge=$priceform->input('national');
$priceInfo->packWeight =$priceform->input('weight');
$priceInfo->packLength =$priceform->input('length');
$priceInfo->packBreadth =$priceform->input('breadth');
$priceInfo->packHeight =$priceform->input('height');
$priceInfo->HSN =$priceform->input('hsn');
$priceInfo->save();

return response()->json([
    'SKUID'    => $priceInfo->SKUID,
    'listingStatus' => $priceInfo->listingStatus,
    'MRP' => $priceInfo->MRP,
    'sellingPrice' => $priceInfo->sellingPrice
]);
}

This is my function to add the values for one of the forms.

controller code for second form:

  public function addProductDetails(Request $formdescription,$dataId)
  {
   $description=new productDescription;
   $description->deviceCategoryId=$dataId;
   $description->productDescriptionId=$this-
   >getproductDescriptionId();
   $description->modelName=$formdescription->input('mname');
   $description->Height=$formdescription->input('height');
   $description->Weight=$formdescription->input('weight');
   $description->Depth=$formdescription->input('depth');
   $description->Width =$formdescription->input('width');
   $description->Type =$formdescription->input('type');
   $description->Character=$formdescription->input('character');
   $description->batteryType=$formdescription->input('batteryType');
   $description->salesPackage =$formdescription->input('package');
   $description->skillSet =$formdescription->input('skillSet');
   $description->Colour=$formdescription->input('colour');
   $description->Material =$formdescription->input('material');
   $description->maxAge=$formdescription->input('maxage');
   $description->minAge =$formdescription->input('minage');
   $description->batteryNos =$formdescription->input('batteryNos');
   $description->batteryOperated=$formdescription-
   >input('batteryOperated');
  $description->rechargable=$formdescription->input('rechargable');

   $description->save();



 return response()->json([
    'modelName'    => $formdescription->mname,
    'colour' => $formdescription->colour,
    'rechargable' => $formdescription->rechargable,
    'batteryType' => $formdescription->batteryType
]);

 $description->product()->associate($priceInfo);
}

This is my another function for adding another form values. But here I am using product_Id value is a foreign key value and I need to get this with before added form.I don't know how to get this. Or else it is helpful if I pass both the form values in a single function.

Script Code:

    <script src = 
   "https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.3/jquery.min.js">
    </script>
  <script type="text/javascript">

   $(document).ready(function () {

   $("#priceSave").click(function(e){
    e.preventDefault();
    var form1 = $('#priceform').serialize();
   //alert(form1);
   $.ajax({
    url:'addPriceDetails/{{$dataId}}',
    type: "get",
    data: form1,
    dataType: 'json',
    success: function(response) {
      //alert(response.SKUID);
        $("#skuid").append(response.SKUID); 
        $("#mrp").append(response.MRP);       
        $("#lstatus").append(response.listingStatus); 
        $("#selprice").append(response.sellingPrice); 
      }
      });
      });



  $("#descSave").click(function(e){
   e.preventDefault();
   var form2 = $('#formdescription').serialize();
   alert(form2);
   $.ajax({
     url:'addProductDetails/{{$dataId}}',
    type: "get",
    data: form2,
    dataType: 'json',
    success: function(response) {
      //alert(response);
        $("#batterytype").append(response.batteryType); 
        $("#modelname").append(response.modelName);    
        $("#colour").append(response.colour); 
       // $("#colour").append(response.Colour); 
        $("#rechargable").append(response.rechargable); 
        //alert(response.Material);
        //alert(response.salesPackage);
      }
     });
     });


     });
     </script>

halfer · Accepted Answer · 2019-05-02 20:27:30Z

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You should try this:

return response()->json([
  'SKUID' => $priceInfo->SKUID,
  'listingStatus' => $priceInfo->listingStatus,
  'MRP' => $priceInfo->MRP,
  'sellingPrice' => $priceInfo->sellingPrice,
  'id' =>$this->getproductId()
]);

edited May 2, 2019 at 20:27

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Haq Nawaz · Accepted Answer · 2017-08-21 07:27:56Z

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Insert a new product details into database you can get the inserted product id. just write the statement after save $productID = $description->id;

answered Aug 21, 2017 at 7:27

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user8268872 Over a year ago

hellooo..anyone?

Shahid Muneer · Accepted Answer · 2017-08-21 07:38:13Z

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Laravel Caches your objects and their values. I am assuming that you have defined the relations with the product details and price details. Just pass the $product->description()->save($productInfo); and soon after $product->pricing()->save($description);

for this you must have two functions in the product model named description() and pricing() they will define their relationship with the product. Its as easy as eating meal. Also define a fillables array what you are doing is much weird.

answered Aug 21, 2017 at 7:38

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user8268872 Over a year ago

public function product(){ return $this->belongsTo(priceInfo::class); }

user8268872 Over a year ago

public function productDetails() { return $this->hasMany(priceInfo::class); }

user8268872 Over a year ago

These are the relationships defined between pricedetails and product description

Shahid Muneer Over a year ago

Have you tried using these functions the way $product->relation-name()->save($the-related-variable) ???

user8268872 Over a year ago

No,I had some confusions with your variable namings

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