Simple one here. I have image paths in my table. The images are in /public. I would call those paths like so:
<img src="{{ $img->logo_path }}">But I need to use {{ asset }}. The following does not work for me, but maybe give you an idea of what I mean:
<img src="{{ asset(' {{ $store->logo_path }} ') }}">I need to use two {{ {{ }} }}, how would I do this?
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2 years ago.
Solution
try using <img src="{{ asset($store->logo_path ) }}">
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2 years ago.
The {{ }} shortcut is essentially just an echo, so as @mattcannon posted, you don't need to repeat the curly braces inside your first pair.
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2 years ago.
Rather than putting it inside asset, you can directly pass public folder name and image name to src, It will directly take the image from public folder of the server.
<img ng-src="images/@{{item.name}}.svg" aria-label="@{{item.name}}">
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