John Davidson

Message:

Here is my controller

    public function createAdmin()

     {

        

        $photo=$_FILES['bannerPic']['name'];

        $tempname=$_FILES['bannerPic']['tmp_name'];



        // echo $tempname." ".$photo;

        move_uploaded_file($tempname, 'picture/banner/'.$photo);



        $data=[

        'sliderPic' => $photo,

        ];



        dd($data);

        // \App\Models\Banner::create($data);

        // return view('Banner');

    }

here is my route

    Route::post('/BannerEdit', [App\Http\Controllers\BannerController::class, 

    'createAdmin']);

here is my blade form

    <form action="{{ url('') }}/BannerEdit" method="post" class="col-12" 

    enctype="multipart/form-data">

     @csrf



     <div class="mb-3 col-12">                                            

        <label class="col-4 text-label form-label">Banner Photo*</label>                                            

        <input type="file" name="bannerPic" class="form-control input-rounded col-4 mb-3" 

         required>                                                                            

     </div>                  

     <div class="mb-3 text-end">

        <input type="submit" class="btn btn-primary" value="Upload">

     </div>                                        

  </form>

When i submit the data it Gives me an Error as

move_uploaded_file(picture/banner/favicon.jpg): Failed to open stream: No such file or directory

But this Directory Exists

And i checked with full pathof localhost then it does not supports http path

---

My Answer:
In Laravel, you should use the `request()` method to access uploaded files instead of `$_FILES`. Here is an example of how you can modify your controller to properly handle file uploads in Laravel:

php
public function createAdmin(Request $request)
{
if ($request->hasFile('bannerPic')) {
$photo = $request->file('bannerPic');
$filename = $photo->getClientOriginalName();
$photo->move(public_path('uploads'), $filename);

// You can also store the file path in the database if needed
$filePath = 'uploads/' . $filename;

// Do something with the file path
// return response()->json(['message' => 'File uploaded successfully', 'path' => $filePath]);
} else {
// Handle the case where no file was uploaded
// return response()->json(['message' => 'No file uploaded']);
}
}


In this example, we are using the `Request` class to access the uploaded file. We check if a file was uploaded using the `hasFile()` method and then retrieve the file using the `file()` method. We then move the file to the `public/uploads` directory using the `move()` method.

Make sure to update the file upload path and any other logic as needed for your application.