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Laravel Value() function not returning the right value

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php

laravel

This is probably the strangest bug I've ever encountered in Laravel, and I have absolutely no idea what is going on.

Basically, I'm trying to get the value of a query. In this scenario, there are 3 images. Their titles are "1st image title", "2nd image title", and "3rd image title".

Here is the relevant code:

public function postFav($username, $URLtitle)  {

  $user = User::where('username', $username)->first();
  $userID = User::where('username', $username)->value('id');
  $image = Images::where('url_title', $URLtitle)->first();

Simple enough.

However, there's a problem.

If I diedump the title, like so:

dd($image->value('title'));

it always gives me the result "1st image title", the first image uploaded to the database.

So I try, rather than getting the value, I try just doing a normal diedump.

dd($image);

This is where things get weird.

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That's right. dd($image) returns the correct image every time, but dd($image->value('title')) returns the first image's title.

What could possibly be causing this?

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Felix Maxime Avatar asked Mar 20 '26 12:03

Felix Maxime


1 Answers

You can try without any value method. Try this way:

 dd($image->title) 
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Md. Abu Taleb Avatar answered Mar 23 '26 00:03

Md. Abu Taleb