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one that got me was in a controller you can: return Model::Find('asdf=1'); and it outputs a json serialized array as html. so your ajax action is like on
by moneyrich1 13y ago
one that got me was in a controller you can:
return Model::Find('asdf=1');
and it outputs a json serialized array as html. so your ajax action is like one line of code, yay. or you can $row = Model::Find('asdf=1'); and manipulate in php from there.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSt9rBa_oUM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSt9rBa_oUM
this guys series on laravel is really good.
- deefour 13y ago> and it outputs a json serialized array as html Actually, it renders a raw JSON response - a single object of 'unguarded' attributes (all by default) for the model with Content-Type: application/json set. It has nothing to do with HTML. Your syntax is invalid too. To do what you want you'd actually call return Model::where('asdf', 1)->first();