Laravel 6 Beginner - e6 - Blade Templates
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2024
- Blade is the simple, yet powerful templating engine provided with Laravel. In this episode, we will create a real-world html page example with navigation and even pass some data from our controller.
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If you have been looking to learn Laravel, there hasn't been a better time. The framework reached an important point in its life, with the release of Laravel 6. There has never been more demand for Laravel developers than now. In this series, we are going to get you started in your path to becoming a Laravel Artisan. Let's get right to it!
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I am new to php at 2:47 how did you pull a bunch of code out
What plugin/shortcut do you use for syntax like "ul>10*li" in PS (7:25)?
It's called Emmet
@@nhemgomia1010 Thank you
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Thanks for this. 12:21 when you pass the services array using compact method don't work on me, i had to pass them as an array>>>return view('services', ['services' =>$services]);
It brings syntax error ?
@@kennethkipchumba2532 i sorted this, thanks though
I don't get it. PHP IS a templating engine. Why does Laravel recreate things that already exist with slightly different syntax? Just seems to be needless extra overhead. For example, or @foreach ($services as $service)
Why have they created an alias for an already brief statement?
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It won't let me open services
$services=[
'service1',
'service2',
];
return view('services')->data(compact(myvar('services'));
}
getting error
10:35 navbar in another file and the use @include. 14:00 @foreach ---> @forelse @empty
thank you man
says:
Attribute [view] does not exist.
Route::view('/about', 'about');
I wanna shortcut view inside Controller, only view without performs any action
In the HelloController.php I kept trying with:
return view(view: 'services', data: compact(varname: 'services'));
but it didn't worked for me, then I tried this:
return view(view: 'services', data: compact('services'));
and it worked fine, maybe it is different PHP version.
how do you add a title to the template (app.blade.php)?
it provides the template but how can we add a title for it's self?
@yield('title')
@section('title', 'your title')
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Great video! Thank you for the lessons! Unfortunately when doing exactly the same stuff getting "Invalid argument supplied for foreach()"... Already made some googling but with no success.. Could please someone advise what might be wrong?
same error how do you fixed it?
it says that your services variable is not an array
why don't you do in vs code.
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How to do the shortcut at 2:29?
your videos are great and helpfull . i want to ask something
When i pass view as a string it does not work
here is my helloController index function
public function index(){
return view(view:'app');
}
i am using vscode and it gives me syntax error and on browser it does not work to
You copied some extra code that is just an IDE type hint. Change it to this
public function index(){
return view('app');
}
The :view part is just a typehint
@@CodersTape So you are saying that when you return a view in your IDE it is just a hint?
@@CodersTape Thank you very much i was so confused with that .
@@CodersTape I had fallen into that trap too.
@@CodersTape thank you so much i'm also confused with that type hint
For laravel 8 change:
Route::get('/hello', 'HelloController@index');
to:
Route::get('/hello', [HelloController::class, 'index']);
That didn't work for me, I used:
Route::get('/hello', 'App\Http\Controllers\HelloController@index');
@@AlJapairai Alternatively you can have the line : "use App\Http\Controllers\HelloController; " on top of the web.php. This is useful when this particular controller is used more than once in the file.
@@naxionman Thank you, that was very helpful, and your comments in the other videos.
1:46 exact same code but got syntax error. Help!
Share the error output you get!
Parece a voz do Goku na dublagem brasileira. Não sei como é a voz dele em outras linguas.
404 : page not found
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