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One way is to prepare your data first

foreach ($products as $product) {
$category[$product->category_id][] = $product;
}

and then display the products in your view for each category id.

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Thanks ! Working like a charm

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ok. i will try to give an example based on you sample code. First in the controller we prepare data to our needs

           foreach($results as $result) {
               $categories[$result->category_id]['name'] = 'Category name for the specific category id from db using eloquent or something';
               $categories[$result->category_id]]['products'][] = $row;
           }

And then in view we iterate through the arrays

           //iterate categories array
           @foreach($categories as $category_with_products) 
               {{ $category_products['title'] }}
               //iterate products array of objects for the specific category
               @foreach($category_products['products'] as $product)
                   {{ $product->name }}
               @endforeach              
           @endforeach

Hope that helps. I have checked the code and it is working as expected.

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lorienhd said:

Thanks ! Working like a charm

It seems that you figured out what to do while i was elaborating more on the issue ;-)

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