@jasen
In Laravel, you can handle unchecked checkboxes by checking if the checkbox was submitted as part of the request and setting a default value if it was not checked.
Here's an example of how you can handle unchecked checkboxes in a Laravel controller method:
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public function store(Request $request) { $data = $request->validate([ 'checkbox' => 'nullable' ]); // Check if the checkbox was submitted if (!isset($data['checkbox'])) { $data['checkbox'] = 0; // Set a default value for unchecked checkbox } // Continue with saving the data to the database or other actions return redirect()->route('some.route'); } |
In this example, we check if the checkbox was submitted as part of the form data. If it was not submitted, we set a default value of 0 for the checkbox. This way, you can handle unchecked checkboxes in your Laravel application.