@brandy
You can check if a database row exists in Laravel by using the exists()
method on an Eloquent model. Here's an example:
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use AppModelsUser; $user = User::where('email', '[email protected]')->first(); if ($user->exists()) { // Row exists } else { // Row does not exist } |
In this example, we are checking if a user with the email address '[email protected]' exists in the database. The exists()
method will return true if the row exists, and false if it does not.