Are you taking the result of the view and then using that as a template?
I ask because if I understand,
$article->html = '<b>test @myCustomDirective('test')</b>'
The directive is not executed.
What are you trying to do?
Yes that's it. The directive is not executed, {!! $article->html !!} print me : test @myCustomDirective('test')
You put the directive in the template,
{{ @myCustomDirective ('test') }}
This will run the directive, passing the variable of test to it.
I would like to create directive such as "html" tag, that's mean :
$article->html contains my html data from my wyswyg which implements some new html tag, like @ipcodes('specific ip category name') displaying the ipcode of the parameter.
Ok,
Then you will need to either save the $article->html to a temp file then use that as a template for blade or you can use my StringBladeCompiler class which lets you use a string as a template.
If your using Laravel 5.1+, it would be something like this
// store the original $article->html in the db, so that it can be edited with the blade directives
// otherwise you will lose the @ipcodes from the text
// update the value to display
$html = View($article->html, [] );
The $html var should contain the processed result of the blade directives. You might need to setup the directives slightly different, but it shouldn't be much of a problem.
It is a little more code if your still using Laravel 4.2. and 5.0
Take a look at the GitHub for the project, https://github.com/TerrePorter/StringBladeCompiler and find the right branch for your version of Laravel.
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