Hello,

don't you think you need some key or something? maybe $abc->id, or $abc->title or something similar?

Joe5: Then I'm getting error "Object of class stdClass could not be converted to string "

Edit:

dakshhmehta: Yes, now it works

Thank you both very! It have to be with php tags and after that with that key.

The {{ ... }} is for echoing a variable, not for assigning something.

You can put the DB::table('data')->get() in your foreach. However, preferably, you should pass this data to your view from the controller. That means moving the assigning line (the one you have already put in {{ ... }}) to your controller instead, and just looping through the results in your view. For example:

$data = DB::table('data')->get();
return View::make('abc.table', array('data' => $data));

Also, inside your foreach, you are trying to echo a whole object. You need to echo a property (I.E. a column from your database table). For example, put in {{ $abc->id }}.