How to access images in Laravel | Laravel For Beginners | Learn Laravel

This video will show the different methods and best practices on how you could access images in Laravel - Learn one of the most popular PHP frameworks for its advanced features, templating engine, fast commands and security.
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[@TienNguyen-ub2cs]

Thank you so much, finally I can access my images!

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Glad I could help!

[@LemonSix]

Man you are the best, i was struggling with this stupid problem because vscodes intellisense wasn't recognizing the url as a function

[@codewithdary]

That's one of the reasons I switched to PHPStorm again. Thank you anyways

[@mitchelk.3682]

Thanks i forgot how the linking worked and was struggling with it for a bit.

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Glad I could help!

[@divvia-ot9py]

thank you for your help! :)

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You're welcome!

[@CaringalLawrence]

Thank you veryyy muchh!

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Thank you for watching :)

[@mibrahim4245]

thank you ..
a question:
if I stored my images into "storage/app/images" and I made a route called "secrets" and a controller that changes the path from "secrets/img1" to "storage/app/images/img1" ..
so when I add an image tag with the route "secrets/img1" it will show the image and will not show the original link "inside the storage" ..
everything worked here ..
BUT,, if I write the original url : localhost/..../storage/app/images/img1.jpg
it will show the file!! .. so how to show 404 for example, and allow only each user to view his own image ?
THANKS

[@nunes-issi]

Thank you so much

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No no no, thank you for watching Eduardo!

[@blessed-favored]

Lovely tutorial...

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Thanks!!

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[@icickeciak]

Why is using a link more secure? I can still view the image by typing "/storage/img.png" in the address bar as if I had it in the public folder

[@codewithdary]

You probably made a mistake something because the storage folder is secure since no one can access it via the url because your root is public/.

[@OluwapamilerinSOBIYEDE]

Thanks a bunch bruh

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Thank you for watching :)

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Thanks Dear

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You’re welcome 😊

[@Jack.m7]

👍 love your channel!

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Thanks so much!

[@TheMonjaMonja]

Good day Dary! I might be late with this course but I was wondering if, is it necessary to copy the index.blade.php in the storage folder together with the pictures? or was it a mistake? Looking forward to your reply!

[@codewithdary]

No it's not! I mean it's not something that I would do :)

[@346ask]

For some reason this does not work for me. I have folder /public/uploads and I've tried everything and yet it does not work. When i try going to the img url it says page not found... Not sure why, the URL path is correct.

[@OnlyJavascript]

Hello Dary, I need a little help in understanding "object communication". Can you please make one video on this OOP concept.

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I’ve got a complete course based in object oriented php. Or isn’t that what you mean?

[@OnlyJavascript]

@@codewithdary I mean object communication. I completed your oop tuts.

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[@OnlyJavascript]

this one is more confusing to me.

[@tomasduarte1634]

thank you

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You're welcome

[@manoasankad]

tx

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Thanks for watching :)

[@rajabhishek2936]

Amezing...

[@ryantheghost2185]

Great vid

[@makvargas1514]

no me funciona =(

[@sarmad54]

Hello Dary, hope everything is fine and smooth with you. One thing I still do not understand I encountered in this video is the
structure src="{{URL("images/team-section-home.jpg")}}" alt="")>. This is not usually the usual form fo accessing an image as we used to use something like src= 'imag.jpg ....... Could you kindly explain this new encounter that appear with the double curly brackets. Lots of thanks.

[@codewithdary]

URL() will look into the public folder where you should store images:)

[@sarmad54]

@@codewithdary Many thanks