Passing multiple arrays to the view in Laravel 8

Question

I am trying to pass multiple arrays to the blade file using the following statement.

public function index()
{
    $locations = \App\Models\Location::all();
    $peopletypes = config('peopletypes');
    $eventtypes = config('eventtypes');

    return view('home')->with(compact(['locations' => $locations,
        'peopletypes' => $peopletypes,
        'eventtypes' => $eventtypes])); // tried removing compact also
}

In the HTML, I am trying to access the following way.

@foreach($eventtypes as $eventtype)
    <a class="dropdown-item ml-2" 
        id="{{ $eventtype['value'] }}" href="#">{{ $eventtype['name'] }}
    </a>
@endforeach

It is still saying that $eventtypes is undefined. Can anyone please tell me what is wrong here?

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score 0 · Answer 1 · answered Dec 24 '20 at 17:11

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Can you try this?

return view('home', compact('locations', 'peopletypes', 'eventtypes'));

answered Dec 24 '20 at 17:11

alprnkeskekoglu

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score 0 · Answer 2 · answered Dec 24 '20 at 17:14

Any of these should be fine, For compact, you only need to pass the variable names and not an array.

return view('home', compact('locations', 'peopletypes', 'eventtypes')); 

return view('home', ['locations' => $locations,'peopletypes' => $peopletypes, 'eventtypes' => $eventtypes]);

return view('home')->with('locations', $locations)->with('peopletypes', $peopletypes)->with('eventtypes', $eventtypes);

score 0 · Answer 3 · answered Dec 24 '20 at 17:34

For compact, Any of these below should be fine, you only need to pass the variable names. Your Function in Controller is like below:

 public function index()
    {
       $locations = \App\Models\Location::all();
       $peopletypes = config('peopletypes'); 
       $eventtypes = config('eventtypes'); 
       return view('home', compact('locations', 'peopletypes', 'eventtypes'));
Or
       return view('home', ['locations' => $locations,'peopletypes' => $peopletypes, 'eventtypes' => $eventtypes]);    
Or
       return view('home')->with('locations', $locations)->with('peopletypes', $peopletypes)->with('eventtypes', $eventtypes);
        
              
    }

and your blade.php file is:

@foreach($peopletypes as $peopletype)
     <a class="dropdown-item ml-2" id="{{$peopletype['value']}}" href="#">{{$peopletype['name']}}</a>
@endforeach

@foreach($locations as $location)
     <a class="dropdown-item ml-2" id="{{$location['value']}}" href="#">{{$location['name']}}</a>
@endforeach

@foreach($eventtypes as $eventtype)
     <a class="dropdown-item ml-2" id="{{$eventtype['value']}}" href="#">{{$eventtype['name']}}</a>
@endforeach

score 0 · Answer 4 · answered Dec 25 '20 at 03:23

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try this in controller

    public function index()
    {
     return view('home',['locations' => \App\Models\Location::all(),
    'peopletypes' => config('peopletypes'),
    'eventtypes'=> config('eventtypes')]);
     }

answered Dec 25 '20 at 03:23

Arjun bhati

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