I am using Laravel 3, I think it's awesome. OK, I set my DB config to return assoc arrays to help me out. My controller works fine, the problem I am having is: How do I pass the multiple arrays returned to a blade template for cycling thru a for each?
eg:
Route::get('allprop', function() {
$data= User::find(165)->property;
});
This returns:
array(45) {
[0]=>
object(Property)#42 (5) {
["attributes"]=>
array(52) {
["id"]=>
int(71)
["code"]=>
string(32) "b073d07a1357bebf0a6c8b0a193a561b"
["ownerid"]=>
int(165)
["profileid"]=>
int(23)
["unit_num"]=>
string(3) "101"
["street_num"]=>
string(3) "498"
["address1"]=>
string(10) "Mifarm Rd."
["address2"]=>
string(8) "Address2"
["city"]=>
string(11) "White Stone"
["county"]=>
string(4) "York"
["subdivision"]=>
string(11) "White Stone"
["state"]=>
string(2) "VA"
["postcode"]=>
When I pass the $data array to the template, I get lost on how to access each property of the array
it says variable $data not found when I try to :
foreach ($data as $thumb){
echo $thumb->postcode;
}
Any help would be great, I know it is probably simple, but I can't seem to find an answer in the Docs or on Code Happy...
Thanks
In order to access $data in your template, you need to pass it to your template like this:
return View::make("yourtemplate")
->with("data", $data)