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Learn how to successfully create a custom registration process in `Laravel` with our detailed guide, addressing common pitfalls and providing clear solutions.
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Resolving Custom Registration Issues in Laravel: A Step-by-Step Guide

When building applications in Laravel, you may encounter issues while setting up custom registration forms, especially if you're dealing with different user roles such as admin and regular users. This post addresses a common problem: how to create a custom registration form for an admin role that successfully stores data in the database.

The Problem at Hand

You are attempting to set up two distinct registration forms — one for regular users and another for admins. While the registration process for regular users is functioning as expected, the admin registration form presents issues where data fails to store in the database. Here’s a summary of what you typically face:

The admin registration form does not successfully store user data.

When testing the registration process, the page merely refreshes without any confirmation or feedback.

There seems to be confusion regarding password confirmation and field naming conventions within the form.



Solution Breakdown

To resolve these issues, let's break down the necessary changes and improvements in your code. We will address the form structure, validation logic, and data handling steps.

1. Adjusting the Form Fields

One major issue is the naming convention for the password confirmation field. In Laravel, the confirmed rule requires that the confirmation field is named {field}_confirmation. Here's how to fix it:

Update the Form

Change the password confirmation input field in your form:

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2. Simplifying Password Validation

You don't need to manually compare the password and its confirmation since Laravel already provides this functionality with the confirmed rule.

Update the Controller Validation

Replace the validation logic in your controller's create method with:

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3. Storing User Data Effectively

Instead of accessing the request data using PHP's request() function, utilize the injected $request object directly. Here’s a streamlined approach to create the user:

Update User Creation Logic

Replace the user creation logic in your controller with the following code:

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4. Verifying the Model's Fillable Properties

Ensure that the is_admin attribute is specified in your User model's $fillable property. This is crucial for mass assignment to work correctly.

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5. Additional Considerations

Remove unnecessary attributes: Since you're not handling file uploads, you can simplify your form tag by removing enctype="multipart/form-data".

Session Feedback: Implement session flashing to provide user feedback upon successful registration or if there are any validation issues.

6. Summary of Changes

To summarize, here's what you need to ensure for the custom admin registration to work correctly:

Correctly name the password confirmation field as password_confirmation.

Simplify password validation logic without manual comparison.

Use the $request object effectively to access input data.

Ensure is_admin is fillable in the model.



By implementing these changes, your custom registration for admins in Laravel should work correctly, allowing user data to be stored in your database seamlessly. By addressing common pitfalls, you'll enhance the functionality of your application and improve the user experience.

Now, go ahead and try these enhancements in your Laravel application to see the difference they make!