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Yako
Yako

Reputation: 3484

How to include a sub-view in Laravel using a distinct controller?

There are many threads dealing with sub-views, with many various answers. And I didn't really find a matching answer, although I guess my pattern is quite usual:

A page displays results from a query. The results area can be updated with Ajax by user interactions. Therefore, I have two controllers:

  1. pageDisplay, which renders the overall view (without the results)
  2. resultsDisplay, which generates and renders the results using a sub-view

My question deals with the initial display of the results with default settings. How can I call the resultsDisplay controller from the pageDisplay ?

There are a couple of options I can't (or don't want to) use:

Maybe I could call the sub-controller from the main one. But I don't know how to do that since the sub-controller returns a view...

Thanks for your kind assistance!

Upvotes: 2

Views: 2022

Answers (1)

Steve O
Steve O

Reputation: 5774

I think what you're after is nest() to nest a child view. Here's an example:

// Show view and nest sub view passing $foo and $bar to sub view
$foo = 'Some foo data';
$bar = 'Some bar data';
View::make('pageDisplay')->nest('child', 'resultsDisplay', compact('foo', 'bar));

Then in your pageDisplay view you would simply echo out the nested view:

<div id="myChildView">
    {{ $child }}
</div>

And in your child view you could use the $foo and $bar variables you've passed through.

Check out the official docs (under Passing A Sub-View To A View) here: http://laravel.com/docs/responses#views

Upvotes: 1

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