#47. Product CRUD - Add Product 

No. it is not last video. Tommorow or tuesday, two next videos will be published.

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Hello friend. You' re right. If you don't trust a user (sellers) while they are creating a product and trying to upload an image which is not square and that image may has large size. You can use the following trick to prevent that image to excess 1024MB by using Image intervention package for Laravel. use Intervention\Image\Facades\Image; //new ..................... $product_image = null; //Upload product image if($request->hasFile('product_image')){ $path = "images/products/"; $file = $request->file('product_image'); $filename = 'PIMG_'.time().uniqid().'.'.$file->getClientOriginalExtension(); $maxWidth = 1080; //new $maxHeight = 1080; //new $full_path = $path.$filename; //new $image = Image::make($file->path()); //new // $upload = $file->move(public_path($path),$filename); // replaced by below lines $image->height() > $image->width() ? $maxWidth = null : $maxHeight = null; //new $image->resize($maxWidth, $maxHeight, function ($constraint) { //new $constraint->aspectRatio(); $constraint->upsize(); }); $upload = $image->save($full_path); //new if( $upload ){ $product_image = $filename; } } Thats it!! In order to prevent a large size of an image, just, try to make small values on maxWidth and maxHeight. For converting custom account to seller account with one click, we will see that in next videos. Thank you. Happy coding.....

@@sawastacks God Bless you, and thanks for the swift response.

@@sawastacks which class provide the Image::make() please?

After including "use Intervention/Image/Facades/Image;" of Image intervention package.

Error Fixed: the ajax couldn't catch the error, i didn't edit my Product model sluggable parameters after copying from categories model.

wait, why use "picture_image" instead of product_image?

Because your save $product->product_image = $request->product_image; intead of saving directly $product->product_image = $product_image;. You have already write in the top $product_image = $filename;