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Sibtain Norain
Sibtain Norain

Reputation: 679

Laravel blade @include view using variable

I have a few blade template files which I want to include in my view dynamically based on the permissions of current user stored in session. Below is the code I've written: 

@foreach (Config::get('constants.tiles') as $tile)
    @if (Session::get('currentUser')->get('permissions')[$tile]['read'] == 1)
        @include('dashboard.tiles.' . $tile)
    @endif
@endforeach

Blade is not allowing me to concatenate the constant string with the value of variable $tile. But I want to achieve this functionality. Any help on this would be highly appreciated.

Upvotes: 7

Views: 11464

Answers (2)

Miguel Candeira Carrera
Miguel Candeira Carrera

Reputation: 1

You can use PHP code normally inside the @include. For example, if you want to concatenate a string and a variable simply do this:

@include('string'.$var)

If you can not, maybe you need to download the proper extension in your code editor. In VS Code, Laravel Blade Snippets.

Upvotes: -1

bdtiger
bdtiger

Reputation: 521

You can not concatenate string inside blade template command. So you can do assigning the included file name into a php variable and then pass it to blade template command. 

@foreach (Config::get('constants.tiles') as $tile)
   @if (Session::get('currentUser')->get('permissions')[$tile]['read'] == 1)
     <?php $file_name = 'dashboard.tiles.' . $tile; ?>
     @include($file_name)
   @endif
@endforeach

Laravel 5.4 - the dynamic includes with string concatenation works in blade templates

@foreach (Config::get('constants.tiles') as $tile)
   @if (Session::get('currentUser')->get('permissions')[$tile]['read'] == 1)
     @include('dashboard.tiles.' . $tile)
   @endif
@endforeach

Upvotes: 19

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