Hi,
this outputs nothing
@if(!isset($bla)) (complete) @else ({{ $missing }} missing) @endif
but if i spread it via single lines
@if(!isset($bla))
(complete)
@else
({{ $missing }} missing)
@endif
it works!
It should output (complete) or (123 missing)
Is Blade confused because of some braces?
Thanks, Sharping
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2 years ago.
Solution
Blade expects them all to be on individual lines. Consider using the {{ $blah ? "(complete)" || "({$missing} missing)" }} syntax if you'd like it on one line. Another alternative is placing this into a presenter object.
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2 years ago.
machuga said:
{{ $bla ? "(complete)" || "({$missing} missing)" }}
This outputs error: syntax error, unexpected ';'
<?php echo $bla ? "(complete)" || "({$missing} missing)"; ?>
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2 years ago.
Sharping said:
machuga said:
{{ $bla ? "(complete)" || "({$missing} missing)" }}
This outputs error: syntax error, unexpected ';'
<?php echo $bla ? "(complete)" || "({$missing} missing)"; ?>
Try this instead:
{{ ($bla) ? '(complete)' : "($missing missing)" }}
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2 years ago.
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