@jasen
To toggle a boolean value in a database field in Laravel, you can use the toggle()
method provided by Eloquent. This method will toggle the boolean value of the specified field.
Assuming you have a model called User
with a boolean field named is_active
, you can toggle its value like this:
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$user = User::find($userId); $user->is_active = !$user->is_active; $user->save(); |
Alternatively, you can simplify the process by using the toggle()
method directly on the model:
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$user = User::find($userId); $user->toggle('is_active'); |
This will toggle the boolean value of the is_active
field for the user with the given ID.
Remember to replace User
with the appropriate model name and is_active
with the actual field name in your database schema.