\Config::set("database.connections.mysql", [
"host" => "your-host.com",
"driver" => "mysql",
"database" => 'database-name',
"username" => "username",
"password" => "password",
]);
\DB::purge('mysql');
Category: Laravel
This article is about fixing the following error:
Failed to load path_to_project/storage/framework/laravel-excel/laravel-excel-eTdm3TlUf1neh8QbolfXmodtigO50x3x.html as a DOM Document
Recently I caught a bug where PHP excel parser (PhpSpreadsheet) was failing when parsing some rows fetched from the database. With a series of trial and error tests, I found the row that was causing the failure.
So, I copied the sentence in Sublime Text and saw that there was a hex character (0x0b) in the sentence. This character is known as a “Vertical Space” and is visually invisible in most editors. I couldn’t see this character in Mysql Workbench so I copied the whole row in Sublime text and saw the hex representation of this character. Below are some other representations of this character:
- 0x0b
- “\v”
To fix the issue, I ran the following SQL query to find all sentences containing this character and then removed them from the database:
SELECT text FROM messages WHERE text LIKE CONCAT('%',0x0b,'%');
It’s a good practice to filter your inputs and make sure you’re not storing unwanted characters like these in the database, they might bite you one day!
TL;DR:
Cache::getRedis()->keys("*")
If you’ve set up your Laravel application with Redis and you want to see all the keys registered in your Redis, simply open Laravel Tinker using the following command:
php artisan tinker
And then run the following code snippet to get all the keys available in your redis:
Cache::getRedis()->keys("*")