Multiple checkboxes. The selected values are stored as an array.
The following example shows a list of fruits that can be selected using checkboxes.
$form->checkboxes('fruits')
->title('Fruits')
->options([
'orange' => 'Orange',
'apple' => 'Apple',
'pineapple' => 'Pineapple',
'grape' => 'Grape',
])
->hint('Select your fruits.')
->width(6);Add the array
cast to your
model:
protected $casts = [
'fruits' => 'array'
];| Method | Description |
|---|---|
$field->title('Foo') |
The title description for this field. |
$field->hint('Foo.') |
A short hint that should describe how to use the field.` |
$field->info('...') |
Questionmark with tooltip. (Can contain longer field descriptions) |
$field->width(1/2) |
Width of the field. |
$field->options(['foo', 'bar']) |
An array with checkboxe values and descriptions. |
$field->stacked() |
Places each checkbox one over the other instead of next to each other. |
$field->rules('required') |
Rules that should be applied when updating and creating. |
$field->creationRules('required') |
Rules that should be applied when creating. |
$field->updateRules('required') |
Rules that should be applied when updating. |