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Laravel Blade Conditional @extend Statement Including Variable(s)

Apparently one can only use a ternary statement when implementing conditional logic with the @extends blade directive, ex)

@extends($test ? 'layouts.test' : 'layouts.default')

If one needs to pass a variable into the extended layout, such as with the following syntax:

@extends('layouts.test', ['variable' => true])

Is there any way to incorporate the variable passing syntax into the ternary statement?

Edit:

To add clarity, the logic I'm trying to accomplish with the ternary @extends call is as follows:

@if($test)
  @extends('layouts.test', ['variable' => true])
@else
  @extends('layouts.default')
@endif
Solution

  • Hope it will help you.

    @extends($test ? ('layouts.test' ? ['variable' => true] : ['variable' => false]) : ('layouts.default' ? ['variable' => false] : ['variable' => true]))