notes

  I’ve put together a visual (yet, you can copy/paste!)   hook guide for the WooCommerce Cart Page . If you like this and it is helpful to you, let me know in the   comments   and I’ll create another one for the checkout, single product page and my account page.

  While working on the application, you may want to quickly change the password of a user for some reasons and you don’t have access to the database. Plus, you don’t want to go for forgot password flow. In this article, I show you how to change a user’s password in Laravel without accessing the database. When it comes to Laravel, it ships with a default ‘users’ table in the database. This table is responsible for storing the user details including credentials like email and password.