I'd like to know how to pass my controller data to the view using Laravel.
This my Controller:
$ourput = DB::table('database')
->leftjoin('table', 'database.id', '=', 'table.id')
// ->leftjoin('table', 'table.type_id', '=', 'table.type.id')
->where('database.id', '=', $sess_id )
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->get();
if($Data){
return redirect('view')->with('key', $value);
}else{
return FALSE;
}
}
I believe you should be trying to return a view, not a HTTP redirect response. In which case instead of this:
return redirect('driverprofile')->with('driverprofiles', $driverData);
it should read something like this
return view('driverprofile')->with('driverprofiles', $driverData);
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I am trying to send posts to Laravel Api. and I want to paginate them and also arrange them according to the latest. But I am gettting an error Method Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Collection::paginate does not exist. in file
Here is my Api Code
public function index()
{
$posts = Post::with('comment', 'user')
->latest()
->get()
->paginate(5);
return response()->json([
'status'=>200,
'posts'=>$posts
]);
}
Kindly help. Thank you
You don't need to call the get method, this is enough:
$posts = Post::with('comment', 'user')
->latest()
->paginate(5);
i want to show the total of amount in the home view blade
(table = payments , colon = amount)
i tested another method by route , this it work fine but the result show in /test of course:
Route::get('/test', function(){
$total = DB::table('payments')
->where('status', '=', 'success') //this for collect only the success payments
->sum('payments.amount');
return $total; // work fine the result is correct
});
but my purpose is to display this result inside the home view
by move the function from the previous code from route to controller and call it in the view
for the controller i have Homecontroller but the function index is aleardy used , so i create new function in this controller i try this
public function show(){
$total = DB::table('payments')
->where('status', '=', 'success')
->sum('payments.amount');
return view('home' , $total);
}
for routing i put this
Route::get('/home', 'HomeController#show');
i try this inside the view but didnt work :
<h1>{{$total}}</h1>
You can use with()
public function show(){
$total = DB::table('payments')->where('status', '=', 'success')
->sum('payments.amount');
return view('home')->with('total', $total);
}
according to documentation :
The second argument is an "array" of data that should be made available to the view.
try :
return view('home' , ['total' => $total]);
or use ->with('key',$value) :
return view('home')->with('total', $total);
you can also use compact() function, it is an inbuilt function in PHP and used to create an array using variables:
return view('home' , compact("total"));
You can send total variable result with compact function to view like
below.
return view('home' , compact('total'));
// You can call it in home.blade like this
//for example
#if(isset($total ))
<li>{{ $total }}</li>
#endif
I want redirect url from /topic/{title} to /topic/{category}/{title}.
So I try to registered this in routes:
Route::get('/topic/{title}',function(){
return redirect()->action('/topic/{category}/{title}','DetailController#index');
});
But I got error
Action App\Http\Controllers/topic/{category}/{title} not defined.
Anyone can help me about the routes?
Thanks for advance.
This is my Controller
class DetailController extends Controller
{
/**
* Display a listing of the resource.
*
* #return \Illuminate\Http\Response
*/
public function index($section=0,$title = 0)
{
$detail = DB::table('t_artikel')
->join('t_section', 't_section.id_section', '=', 't_artikel.id_section')
//->join('t_kolom', 't_kolom.id', '=', 't_artikel.penalar')
->where('publish', '=', 'Y')
->where('parent_id', '=', 0)
->where('tgl_pub', '<=', date('Y-m-d H:i:s'))
->where('t_artikel.urltitle', '=', $title)
->select('t_artikel.*', 't_section.*', 't_artikel.urltitle as urlartikel')
->first();
$kategori = DB::table('t_section')
->where('id_supsection', '=', 0)
->where('status', '=', 1)
->orderBy('position', 'asc')
->whereNotIn('id_section', [34])
->select('t_section.*')
->get();
$page = 'Detail';
return view ('detail.detail',
['detail' => $detail,
'kategori' => $kategori,
'page' => $page
]);
}
As per the documentation,
If your controller route requires parameters, you may pass them as the second argument to the action method
So, you need to pass the parameters like this:
return redirect()->action(
'DetailController#index', ['category' => <enter_value>, 'title' => <enter_value>]
);
I would suggest you to use 2 routes and 2 controllers. One handles the details of the topic and the other one handles the redirect of the "old" url.
For example: the user will visit "/topic/title" that is handled by a controller that will recognize topic and category, then will use the
public function handleTopic($title){
// the code here will recognize topic and category
// and will just provide the stuff to show the right page
// in the end will redirect to that controller
return redirect()->action('DetailController#index', ['category' => $category, 'title' => $title]);
}
public function index($stuffYouNeed){
// retrieve the rest of data you need to show the page
// you already know the title and category (cause of previous controller)
// in the end return the view with data
return view ('detail.detail',['data' => $data]);
}
In your routes you'll have to add one route and edit the existing one like:
Route::get('topic/{title}', 'DetailController#handleTopic')->name('handleTopic');
Route::get('topic/{category}/{title}', 'DetailController#index')->name('showTopic');
It's not tested cause atm i don't have a laravel env set up in local. But i think it should work. Let me know
Edit: I forgot to explain why you see the error
Action App\Http\Controllers/topic/{category}/{title} not defined.
You are using the redirect incorrectly
Route::get('/topic/{title}',function(){
return redirect()->action('/topic/{category}/{title}','DetailController#index');
});
You can only provide an action controller, not a route. And the destination route have to exist. So the right use is:
return redirect()->action('Controller#action');
Anyway, you should split logic from routes. You have controllers for that... even for really short blocks of code. It will keep everything in order and clear. In your route file you should have ONLY routes.
Solved, I found my way after modified. and this is the code:
Route::get('/topik/{title}',function($title){
$article = DB::table('t_artikel')
->join('t_section', 't_section.id_section', '=', 't_artikel.id_section')
->where('publish', '=', 'Y')
->where('parent_id', '=', 0)
->where('tgl_pub', '<=', date('Y-m-d H:i:s'))
->where('t_artikel.urltitle', '=', $title)
->select('t_artikel.*', 't_section.urltitle as urltitlesec', 't_artikel.urltitle as urlartikel')
->first();
$kategori = $article->urltitlesec;
return redirect("/topik/{$kategori}/{$title}");
});
If you want to redirect to a URI, then don’t use redirect()->action(); use redirect()->to() instead:
Route::get('/topic/{title}', function ($title) {
$category = ''; // Get category some how
return redirect()->to("/topic/{$category}/{$title}");
});
I have some problem here.
I wanna view all data sort by "kelompok".
*kelompok means group
This is the code :
Controller
public function pengelompokan()
{
$view = DB::table('tb_siswa')->where('id', $kelompok)->get();
return view('pengelompokan')
->with('view', $view);
}
Route
Route::get('kelompok', 'belajarController#kelompok');
You can use the groupBy collection method:
$view = DB::table('tb_siswa')
->where('id', $kelompok)
->get()
->groupBy('kelompok');
Edit
Based on your comments, you could do this:
Route::get('kelompok/{groupId}', 'belajarController#kelompok');
public function pengelompokan($kelompok)
{
$view = DB::table('tb_siswa')
->where('id', $kelompok)
->get()
->groupBy('kelompok');
return view('pengelompokan', compact('view'));
}
Following is the code to resolve this
public function pengelompokan()
{
$view = DB::table('tb_siswa')->where('id', $kelompok)
->groupBy('kelompok')->get();
return view('pengelompokan')->with('view');
}
You can access groupBy data using a variable $view on blade as well.
I am using Routes but you can apply it on your Controller#show
Route::get('tutorial/{id}', function($id){
$tutorial = Tutorial::findOrFail($id);
return view('tutorial.show')->with('tutorial', $tutorial);})->name('show-tutorial');
and Also Check on your show.blade.php
I am calling getting_started route after successfully login :
protected $redirectTo = '/getting_started';
Here is my getting_started route code :
Route::get('/getting_started','UserController#getting_started');
And controller code :
public function getting_started()
{
$id= Auth::id();
$user = DB::table('user_profiles')->where('user_id', '=', $id)->first();
if($user->dashboard_access == 0)
{
DB::table('user_profiles')
->where('user_id', $id)
->update(['dashboard_access' => 1]);
return view('user.getting_started');
}
return view('user.dashboard');
}
It works perfectly and show in url :
http://localhost:8080/getting_started
Now I actually want that if user.dashboard view is call it show in url like :
http://localhost:8080/dashboard`
And on getting_started view show :
http://localhost:8080/getting_started
It is possible to call dashboard route instead of :
return view('user.dashboard');
My dashobard route is :
Route::get('/dashboard',['middleware' => 'auth', function () {
return view('user.dashboard');
}]);
What I understand it is that you are looking for is this function
return redirect()->route('dashboard');
It's my understanding of your question which can be wrong. Maybe you are asking something else.
That called Redirection and especially you want to Returning A Redirect To A Named Route, you route called user.dashboard so you could redirect to it using redirect()->route(route_name) :
return redirect()->route('user.dashboard');
Hope this helps.