How would you do this using blade's #import method? I've tried:
#if (#include('/path/to/phpfile'))
#include('/path/to/phpfile')
#else
<h2>Oops! It doesn't look like this page exists!</h2>
#endif
also tried with file_exists(), no dice :(
You may try this:
#if(View::exists('viewname'))
#include('viewname')
#endif
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I am trying to pick the master blade template dynamically as per the current user roll logged in. (here it should go to the 'shopowner' auth block)
#auth('shopmanager')
#extends('theme::Admins.shopmanager.layout.master')
#endauth
#auth('shopowner')
#extends('theme::Admins.shopowner.layout.master')
#endauth
but this always gives error as it tries to compile the 'shopmanager' master template. It is not going into the 'shopmanager' #auth block because it's not printing anything if I print inside that block.
It only works if I completely comment out that line.
P.S.:
This is the master theme::Admins.shopmanager.layout.master template file
which must not be loaded.
#extends('theme::Admins.outline.layout.master')
#include('theme::Admins.shopmanager.layout.common.header')
#include('theme::Admins.shopmanager.layout.common.left-sidebar') // The error throws from inside this view.
#include('theme::Admins.shopmanager.layout.common.footer')
#section('title-head', __('Shop Manager'))
I can wrap the #auth check around #include lines but the point is, this complete file should be skipped from the compilation.
SOLVED
As per my learning, #extend(...) will always be compiled regardless of outer wrap conditions. so must be moved to dynamic variable based blocks.
#auth('shopmanager')
#php
$masterTemplate = 'theme::Admins.shopmanager.layout.master';
#endphp
#endauth
#auth('shopowner')
#php
$masterTemplate = 'theme::Admins.shopowner.layout.master';
#endphp
#endauth
#extends($masterTemplate)
Try below code ,i hope this ans help you:
#if(Auth::check())
#if(Auth::user()->role=='shopmanager')
#extends('theme::Admins.shopmanager.layout.master')
#else
#extends('theme::Admins.shopowner.layout.master')
#endif
#endif
If you have multi-authentication that time try below :
#if(Auth::guard('shopmanager')->user())
#extends('')
#else
#extends('')
#endif
In my case, I'm handling manager, customer and admin with this code.
Manager : Auth::guard('manager')->user()
Admin : Auth::user()
Customer : Auth::guard('customer')->user()
Hi all i will be needing an assistance. I have a navbar that all link on my app use but i will like to seclude a search form from some of the link in the app but am having difficulty doing that. This what i have tried on my nabvar so far example
Tried using route but no success
#if( (route('portfolio') &&(route('portfolio.details)
content here
#else
content
#endif
then i tried targeting the URI
#if( Request::is('/portfolio') &&(route('portfolio/details)
content here
#else
content
#endif
None seems to working.
I don't think you should be using the route helper method in your if statement. I think if you just do something like this, it should work.
#if (request()->is('portfolio'))
content
#else
content
#endif
I have this in my blade file:
#if(Session::has('logged'))
#include('layouts.usernav')
#else
#include('layouts.publicnav')
#endif
When I run my page, it is just a blank page.
When I change it to look like this:
#if(1 == 1)
#include('layouts.usernav')
#else
#include('layouts.publicnav')
#endif
My page gets displayed. I don't know what I am doing wrong. What would/could be causing this?
I am new to Laravel so my problem is that I am trying to add multiple script files to my blade.php page using this code:
{{
HTML::script('js/bootstrap.min.js');
HTML::script('js/Chart.js');
}}
without any results , am I doing anything wrong or misunderstood some concept, please specify the best way to achieve my goal
only first include is working, the second one is not including
Thanks
You can't have line breaks inside Blade tags (at least not in Laravel 3). What you need to do is to add {{ ... }} for every HTML:: you have.
{{ HTML::script('js/bootstrap.min.js'); }}
{{ HTML::script('js/Chart.js'); }}
I am really new to Laravel as well as PHP.
I have some PHP code that I want to put it in Laravel.
But when I check the .blade files there are no PHP codes contained in them.
So, my question is: When can I put my PHP code in a Laravel application.
The PHP code relates to single.blade.
Thank you for your guidance.
Blade is the Laravel template, you should not put your code inside the blade file, it is not a good practice (not recommended), just things you are going to show on the final page.
You should put your code inside the controller.
So if you want to pass things to Blade you should do like:
View::make('single', array('var1' => $var1, 'var2' => $var2));
Everything between {{ }} is tranformed to an echo by Blade, so you can use any PHP code like this {{ date('d/m/y') }} on your Blade files.
So with this example above you should do {{ $var1 }} on your Blade file.
But with Blade you have flow control:
If-else:
#if ($var1 == $var2)
<p> equal </p>
#else
<p> not equal </p>
#endif
For-each:
#foreach($vars as $var)
<p>{{ $var }}</p>
#endforeach
For:
#for($i=0 ; $i<999 ; $i++)
<p>Number: {{ $i }}</p>
#endfor
While:
#while(isTrue($var))
<p>Loop forever</p>
#endwhile
Unless:
#unless(isRunning())
<p>keep</p>
#endunless
With this you can control what is printed on screen and you can use Laravel code like this (this code is adding an HTML class if the current route is equal to 'getFoo' to the element LI):
<li #if(URL::current() == URL::route('getFoo'))class="active"#endif>
This is a good start on how to use Blade. http://laravel.com/docs/templates