Category: QuickAdmin

In our QuickAdminPanel generator, we don’t have specific “phone” field type, but you can put phone number validation easily to any “text” field type, this tutorial will show you how.

Imagine you have a form where dropdowns depend on each other. Common example is a city select, where you need to choose a country first, and then cities list is refreshed. How to do it in Laravel?

Laravel doesn’t have color picker field as a default option, but we can build one easily, please follow this tutorial.

This article is a simple example of belongsToMany() relationships in Laravel, with managing the data in CRUD form and table, using Bootstrap framework and Select2 library.

Probably one of the most common operation on every website is to assign “active” CSS class to the menu item which is currently opened. There are quite a few ways to detect that status, let’s review them. We assume that the code will be based…

FullCalendar is probably the most popular jQuery-based calendar solution, but it doesn’t have event editing function. Let’s build that with Laravel and use Bootstrap modal to edit events without refreshing the page.

We’ve learnt a lot, built good relationships with dozens of customers, and grew out of the initial vision. So in Summer 2018 we started re-creating the product from the ground up. In this article, I will share the thoughts of WHY we’re doing it and WHAT can you expect from new version.

At QuickAdminPanel, our goal is to save developer’s time. Laravel Eloquent is a good example of this – its “magic” helps to get things done faster. But on top of that, there are a lot of packages that can help even more. Let’s review the…

In our module called Reports Generator we generate the code without additional date filters, but it may be really useful. So here’s a short instruction how to achieve that.

Our QuickAdminPanel relies on Datatables.net library to show the data. It has quite a lot of settings, options and configurations, so in this article I will show how to use them after downloading your panel.