The above subject does not act as its supposed to, the only part it handles is if the rule field is not available in the request.
before the loop, at this line that has this:
$present = $this->required($data[$str] ?? null); it's should be $present = $this->required($str ?? null); since $str is more of a field in the request.
Then in the field loop, within the array key check, it's supposed to run this way:
if(!array_key_exists($field, $data) || (isset($data[$field]) && empty($data[$field])){
return false:
}
pardon my no code formating, as am on mobile.
The above subject does not act as its supposed to, the only part it handles is if the rule field is not available in the request.
before the loop, at this line that has this:
$present = $this->required($data[$str] ?? null); it's should be $present = $this->required($str ?? null); since $str is more of a field in the request.
Then in the field loop, within the array key check, it's supposed to run this way:
if(!array_key_exists($field, $data) || (isset($data[$field]) && empty($data[$field])){
return false:
}
pardon my no code formating, as am on mobile.