another “can't save multiple checkbox” and “must be of the type array, string given”

I have seen many same question about this problem but I can't figure out how to fix mine

so I'm trying to save multiple checkbox and I think this one will work but now I get "must be of the type array, string given".

By the way this is my controller

public function store(Request $request)
{
// $multi = Multi::create($request->only(['data'])->implode(', '));
// $multi = Multi::select('data')->implode();

$multis = implode(',', $request->get('data'));
$multis = Multi::create(['data' => $request->get('data')]);

return redirect()->route('multi.create')->with('success', 'berhasil.');


and this is my create.blade.php

@foreach($multis as $multi)
$multi['data']<br>
@endforeach
<br>----------------<br>

Form::open(['action'=>'MultiController@store'])
Form::checkbox('data','A')A<br>
Form::checkbox('data','B')B<br>
Form::checkbox('data','C')C<br>
Form::submit('TAMBAH')
Form::close()


Multi

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3 Answers
3

Try this

$multis = implode(',', $request->data));
$multis = Multi::create(['data' => $multis]);


sooo code from GAURAV VAGHELA is working but it only work work if i insert 1 field, and im trying to insert 4 multiple field and still cant find the solution...

im trying to save data to "d","i","s","c" instead of "data"

i have tried this

$multis= implode(',', $request->d);
$multis= implode(',', $request->i);
$multis= implode(',', $request->s);
$multis= implode(',', $request->c);
$multis= Test::create(['d','i','s','c' => $multis]);


and

$multis = implode(',', $request->d,i,s,c);
$multis = Test::create(['d','i','s','c' => $multis]);


and

$multis= implode(',', $request->['d','i','s','c']);
$multis= Test::create(['d','i','s','c' => $multis]);


none of them is work...

You have to add fields name as a key of array and define all the data into different variables like this this will work.

$multis1 = implode(',', $request->d);
$multis2 = implode(',', $request->i);
$multis3 = implode(',', $request->s);
$multis4 = implode(',', $request->c);
$multis= Test::create(array('d' => $multis1,'i' => $multis2,'s' => $multis3,'c' => $multis4));


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