How to fix laravel form submit?

@larissa 

If you are facing issues with submitting a form in Laravel, here are some common troubleshooting steps that you can follow to fix the issue:

1. Check the form action attribute: Make sure that the form action attribute is set correctly to point to the route where the form data should be submitted. You can use the route() helper function to generate the correct URL for the form action.
2. Check the method attribute: Ensure that the form is being submitted using the correct HTTP method (i.e., GET or POST) based on how the route is defined in the routes/web.php file.
3. Verify the CSRF token: Laravel includes CSRF protection by default to prevent cross-site request forgery attacks. Make sure that the CSRF token is included in the form using the @csrf directive or the csrf_field() helper function.
4. Debug the controller logic: Check the controller method that handles the form submission to ensure that it is receiving the form data correctly and processing it as expected. You can use dd($request->all()) or dd($request->input()) to debug the form data.
5. Check for validation errors: If the form submission fails due to validation errors, make sure that the validation rules are defined correctly in the controller or form request class. You can use the withErrors() method to display validation errors in the form view.
6. Verify the form fields: Ensure that the form fields are named correctly and match the expected input fields in the controller method. Check for any typos or discrepancies between the form fields and the controller logic.
7. Test in different browsers: Sometimes form submission issues can be browser-specific. Test the form submission in different browsers to see if the issue persists across different environments.

By following these steps and debugging the form submission process, you should be able to identify and fix any issues that are preventing the form from being submitted successfully in Laravel.