validate in array laravel using .*

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I try to validate in array by using 'id_s.*' => 'required', not sure why t didnt work

UPDATED I add my jquery append , in my controller I use loop which I want to require id_s

In my html

   <select id="custom-select" class="form-control custom-select" name="id_s[]" >
    <option disabled="true" selected="true" name="id_s[]" value="choose">choose</option>
    @foreach($subject as $s)
  <option value="{{$s->ID}}" name=id_s[]>{{$s->NAME}} / {{$s->CREDIT}} </option>
  @endforeach
</select>



$(document).ready(function() {
    $('#add-form').click(function() {
        i++;
        id_i++;                     
        $('#add-me').append(
            '<tr>'+
            '<td>'+
            '<select id="custom-select" name="id_s[]" class="form-control custom-select"><option disabled="true" selected="true" name="id_s[]" value="choose">choose</option>@foreach($subject as $s)<option value="{{$s->ID}}" name=id_s[]>{{$s->NAME}} / {{$s->CREDIT}}</option>@endforeach</select>'
            +'</td>'
            +'<td>'
            +'<button id="'+i+'" type="button" class="btn btn-danger delegated-btn">Delete</button>'
            +'</td>'
            +'</tr>'
            );

        $('button.btn.btn-danger').click(function() {
            var whichtr = $(this).closest("tr");
            whichtr.remove(); 
        });

    });
});

I want to validate id_s[] in an array but after I use 'id_s.*' => 'required' it skip my validate — test1321
– test1321, Commented Oct 25, 2017 at 15:47
What do you mean 1st item? It's an array, id_s is only one item, it just contains other data. Can you clarify the issue? — Andy Holmes
– Andy Holmes, Commented Oct 25, 2017 at 15:48

Maraboc · Accepted Answer · 2017-10-25 15:49:08Z

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For the select you will not need to do array in the name and you don't need to add name to the options as well :

<select id="custom-select" class="form-control custom-select" name="id_s" >
    <option disabled="true" selected="true" value="choose">choose</option>
    @foreach($subject as $s)
        <option value="{{$s->ID}}" >{{$s->NAME}} / {{$s->CREDIT}}</option>
    @endforeach
</select>

and the validation like this :

'id_s'  => 'required|not_in:choose'

answered Oct 25, 2017 at 15:49

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Maraboc Over a year ago

you mean $subject ?? if yes ==> then yes it will

Maraboc Over a year ago

The best choice is to name evry select with a different name then add a rule for the second one :)

test1321 Over a year ago

I try to add value ="choose" but I use name="id_s[]" It work only 1 st data If I add 1 st data and my 2data is empty It skip my validate

Maraboc Over a year ago

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