Pass data to view in Laravel
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I am new to Laravel I just want to pass variable to view but every time I have got Undefined variable: companies error
this is my Controller:
public function index()
{
$companies = Company::all();
return view(
'companies.index', [
'companies' => $companies
]);
}
and this is my view:
<ul class="list-group">
@foreach($companies as $company)
<li class="list-group-item">{{ $company->name }}</li>
@endforeach
</ul>
I use Laravel version 5.5
php laravel laravel-5.5
asked Nov 12 at 20:03
Mehran
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I am new to Laravel I just want to pass variable to view but every time I have got Undefined variable: companies error
this is my Controller:
public function index()
{
$companies = Company::all();
return view(
'companies.index', [
'companies' => $companies
]);
}
and this is my view:
<ul class="list-group">
@foreach($companies as $company)
<li class="list-group-item">{{ $company->name }}</li>
@endforeach
</ul>
I use Laravel version 5.5
php laravel laravel-5.5
asked Nov 12 at 20:03
Mehran
6118
1
The code seems to be correct. Where are you getting this error, in the view or in the controller?
– Laerte
Nov 12 at 20:14
3
So, you are not calling the view from this method. You are calling it from another method or another controller.
– Laerte
Nov 12 at 20:39
2
The code is/was fine, except I'm not sure about thatall(), as far as I know that is only applicable to hydrated collections so there has to be something you're not sharing with us, somewhere you're not calling the correct code. @Laerte is right. Something is off.
– Stephen Lake
Nov 12 at 20:45
1
I mean that you are not calling thisindex()function. Maybe the route is wrong or you are using a wrong url action, ir something like this. Try to review the path from the button/link to the function to find where it is going.
– Laerte
Nov 12 at 21:55
1
@Laerte ,@Stephen Lake Thanks that was my mistake, I add the wrong route in web.php
– Mehran
Nov 13 at 5:31
|
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up vote
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down vote
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I am new to Laravel I just want to pass variable to view but every time I have got Undefined variable: companies error
this is my Controller:
public function index()
{
$companies = Company::all();
return view(
'companies.index', [
'companies' => $companies
]);
}
and this is my view:
<ul class="list-group">
@foreach($companies as $company)
<li class="list-group-item">{{ $company->name }}</li>
@endforeach
</ul>
I use Laravel version 5.5
php laravel laravel-5.5
asked Nov 12 at 20:03
Mehran
6118
I am new to Laravel I just want to pass variable to view but every time I have got Undefined variable: companies error
this is my Controller:
public function index()
{
$companies = Company::all();
return view(
'companies.index', [
'companies' => $companies
]);
}
and this is my view:
<ul class="list-group">
@foreach($companies as $company)
<li class="list-group-item">{{ $company->name }}</li>
@endforeach
</ul>
I use Laravel version 5.5
php laravel laravel-5.5
php laravel laravel-5.5
asked Nov 12 at 20:03
Mehran
6118
asked Nov 12 at 20:03
Mehran
6118
asked Nov 12 at 20:03
Mehran
6118
asked Nov 12 at 20:03
Mehran
6118
asked Nov 12 at 20:03
Mehran
6118
6118
1
The code seems to be correct. Where are you getting this error, in the view or in the controller?
– Laerte
Nov 12 at 20:14
3
So, you are not calling the view from this method. You are calling it from another method or another controller.
– Laerte
Nov 12 at 20:39
2
The code is/was fine, except I'm not sure about thatall(), as far as I know that is only applicable to hydrated collections so there has to be something you're not sharing with us, somewhere you're not calling the correct code. @Laerte is right. Something is off.
– Stephen Lake
Nov 12 at 20:45
1
I mean that you are not calling thisindex()function. Maybe the route is wrong or you are using a wrong url action, ir something like this. Try to review the path from the button/link to the function to find where it is going.
– Laerte
Nov 12 at 21:55
1
@Laerte ,@Stephen Lake Thanks that was my mistake, I add the wrong route in web.php
– Mehran
Nov 13 at 5:31
|
show 9 more comments
1
The code seems to be correct. Where are you getting this error, in the view or in the controller?
– Laerte
Nov 12 at 20:14
3
So, you are not calling the view from this method. You are calling it from another method or another controller.
– Laerte
Nov 12 at 20:39
2
The code is/was fine, except I'm not sure about thatall(), as far as I know that is only applicable to hydrated collections so there has to be something you're not sharing with us, somewhere you're not calling the correct code. @Laerte is right. Something is off.
– Stephen Lake
Nov 12 at 20:45
1
I mean that you are not calling thisindex()function. Maybe the route is wrong or you are using a wrong url action, ir something like this. Try to review the path from the button/link to the function to find where it is going.
– Laerte
Nov 12 at 21:55
1
@Laerte ,@Stephen Lake Thanks that was my mistake, I add the wrong route in web.php
– Mehran
Nov 13 at 5:31
1
1
The code seems to be correct. Where are you getting this error, in the view or in the controller?
– Laerte
Nov 12 at 20:14
The code seems to be correct. Where are you getting this error, in the view or in the controller?
– Laerte
Nov 12 at 20:14
3
3
So, you are not calling the view from this method. You are calling it from another method or another controller.
– Laerte
Nov 12 at 20:39
So, you are not calling the view from this method. You are calling it from another method or another controller.
– Laerte
Nov 12 at 20:39
2
2
The code is/was fine, except I'm not sure about that
all(), as far as I know that is only applicable to hydrated collections so there has to be something you're not sharing with us, somewhere you're not calling the correct code. @Laerte is right. Something is off.– Stephen Lake
Nov 12 at 20:45
The code is/was fine, except I'm not sure about that
all(), as far as I know that is only applicable to hydrated collections so there has to be something you're not sharing with us, somewhere you're not calling the correct code. @Laerte is right. Something is off.– Stephen Lake
Nov 12 at 20:45
1
1
I mean that you are not calling this
index() function. Maybe the route is wrong or you are using a wrong url action, ir something like this. Try to review the path from the button/link to the function to find where it is going.– Laerte
Nov 12 at 21:55
I mean that you are not calling this
index() function. Maybe the route is wrong or you are using a wrong url action, ir something like this. Try to review the path from the button/link to the function to find where it is going.– Laerte
Nov 12 at 21:55
1
1
@Laerte ,@Stephen Lake Thanks that was my mistake, I add the wrong route in web.php
– Mehran
Nov 13 at 5:31
@Laerte ,@Stephen Lake Thanks that was my mistake, I add the wrong route in web.php
– Mehran
Nov 13 at 5:31
|
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Make sure in your route file on routes/web.php you have a route to the index function like so:
Route::get('urlToYourView', 'YourController@index');
answered Nov 12 at 23:28
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Make sure in your route file on routes/web.php you have a route to the index function like so:
Route::get('urlToYourView', 'YourController@index');
answered Nov 12 at 23:28
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Make sure in your route file on routes/web.php you have a route to the index function like so:
Route::get('urlToYourView', 'YourController@index');
answered Nov 12 at 23:28
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Make sure in your route file on routes/web.php you have a route to the index function like so:
Route::get('urlToYourView', 'YourController@index');
answered Nov 12 at 23:28
bryceandy
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Make sure in your route file on routes/web.php you have a route to the index function like so:
Route::get('urlToYourView', 'YourController@index');
answered Nov 12 at 23:28
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answered Nov 12 at 23:28
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answered Nov 12 at 23:28
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The code seems to be correct. Where are you getting this error, in the view or in the controller?
– Laerte
Nov 12 at 20:14
3
So, you are not calling the view from this method. You are calling it from another method or another controller.
– Laerte
Nov 12 at 20:39
2
The code is/was fine, except I'm not sure about that
all(), as far as I know that is only applicable to hydrated collections so there has to be something you're not sharing with us, somewhere you're not calling the correct code. @Laerte is right. Something is off.– Stephen Lake
Nov 12 at 20:45
1
I mean that you are not calling this
index()function. Maybe the route is wrong or you are using a wrong url action, ir something like this. Try to review the path from the button/link to the function to find where it is going.– Laerte
Nov 12 at 21:55
1
@Laerte ,@Stephen Lake Thanks that was my mistake, I add the wrong route in web.php
– Mehran
Nov 13 at 5:31