Reputation: 1381
Let me explain situation first.
I am on the page with list of skills available such as "Plumber","Carpenter" and "Painter", when I click on one of those skills I want to get a list of handymans that have that skill and once clicked on a handyman I get full details about him.
Skills are displayed however when I click on one of the skills it doesn't want to retrieve any data. Both tables "handymen" and "skills" have many to many relationship and also there is a junction table. What am I doing wrong here?
Route::group(['middleware' => ['web']], function () {
Route::get('home', 'HandymanController@home');
Route::get('search', 'HandymanController@search');
Route::get('details/{handyman}', 'HandymanController@details');
Route::post('assignjob', 'HandymanController@assignJob');
Route::get('addjob', 'HandymanController@addJob');
Route::post('addjform', 'HandymanController@addjForm');
Route::get('jobs', 'HandymanController@jobs');
Route::get('jobsdetails/{jobId}', 'HandymanController@jobsdetails');
Route::get('deletejob', 'HandymanController@deleteJob');
Route::post('deletejform', 'HandymanController@deletejForm');
Add Job View:
@extends('layouts.master')
@section('title', 'Add Job')
@section('header2')
<ul>
<li><a href="{{url('assignjob')}}">Assign job</a></li>
</ul>
@show
@section('content')
<h1>Handyman details</h1>
<ul>
@foreach ($handymen as $handyman)
<a href= "{{ url("HandymanController@details", $handyman->id) }}">
{{$handyman->name}}
</a>
@endforeach
</ul>
Controller:
function search()
{
$skills = Skill::all();
return view('layouts/search',['skills' => $skills]);
}
function details($skillId)
{
$skill = Skill::find($skillId);
$handymen = $skill->handymen;
return view('layouts/details', ['handymen' => $handymen]);
}
Upvotes: 1
Views: 802
Reputation: 7083
According to your edited question, first you list all the skills in your search view. So, in your search view, you would have something like this:
@foreach ($skills as $skill)
<a href= "{{ action("HandymanController@addjForm", $skill->id) }}">
{{ $skill->name }}
</a>
@endforeach
So you have to define in your routes file this route:
Route::post('addjform/{skill}', 'HandymanController@addjForm');
This will point to Handyman Controller, where you will list all handymen that have that skill:
public function addjForm(Request $request, Skill $skill)
{
$handymen = $skill->handymen;
return view('layouts/skilledHandymen', ['skill' => $skill,'handymen' => $handymen]);
}
For this to work, you have to define in Skill Model, the association:
public function handymen()
{
return $this->belongsToMany(Handyman::class,
'handyman_skill',
'skill_id',
'handyman_id');
}
The controller will point to a view where you will list all handymen that have such skill:
In your case, it would be easier if you define an association in Skill model that links to Handyman:
@foreach ($handymen as $handyman)
<a href= "{{ action("HandymanController@details", $handyman->id) }}">
{{ $handyman->name }}
</a>
@endforeach
When you choose a handyman, it will take you to Handyman controller details:
function details(Request $request, Handyman $handyman)
{
return view('layouts/details', ['handymen' => $handymen]);
}
For this you will define this route:
Route::get('/handyman/{handyman}', 'Handyman@details');
And this will point you finally to the details of chosen handyman, and you can show his details:
<p>{{ $handyman->id }}<p>
<p>{{ $handyman->name }}</p>
The thing that is important to understand here is that you will first have a Collection of skills that will lead you to a Collection of Handymen, and not just a single one. After you choose a Handyman from the second list you will be able to show his details. If you try to jump over this step you will be trying to show details of a list.
Hope this helps...
Upvotes: 1