$mobile_no = LoginModel::where(['mobile_no' => $request->mobile_no])->get(['mobile_no']);
dd($mobile_no);
if(!empty( $mobile_no )){
$request->session()->put('error','This mobile no. Already Exist!');
return view::make('errors.503');
}
I used if(isset($mobile_no))
also still redirecting to error page
while $mobile_no
is empty.
I checked variable using dd($mobile_no)
and showing this output
Collection {#188 ▼
#items: []
}
The get()
method always returns a collection. Therefore you need to use first()
or just use count()
for easy comparison.
$result = LoginModel::where('mobile_no', $request->mobile_no)->count();
if($result) {
$request->session()->put('error','This mobile no. Already Exist!');
return view::make('errors.503');
}
You could also use the validator to check for unique mobile number and throw errors. You can read about it here https://laravel.com/docs/5.4/validation#rule-unique