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Thomas Vercamer
Thomas Vercamer

Reputation: 57

Laravel 5.2: Eloquent undefined property

In one of my projects I use Laravel. In my view I use:

{{ $intro->inhoud}}

And this returns: Undefined property: Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Collection::$inhoud (View: D:\Web\Ampps\www\mca.app\resources\views\frontend\huisartsen.blade.php)

However, when I use:

{{ $intro }}

I get the entire intro object, with "inhoud" being one of the keys:

[{"id":1,
"inhoud":"Bacon ipsum dolor amet brisket pork loin hamburger ham tenderloin, spare ribs pork chop meatloaf. Hamburger pig strip steak tri-tip doner pastrami prosciutto picanha shank pork chop. Strip steak rump doner chuck sirloin prosciutto swine andouille picanha landjaeger cupim jerky. Venison tongue rump, tri-tip boudin fatback salami sausage. Capicola boudin kielbasa, tri-tip swine t-bone leberkas corned beef. Sausage meatball chuck, boudin pork belly cow jowl andouille salami turkey.",
"pagina":"huisartsen",
"created_at":null,
"updated_at":null}]

Anyone any idea why I cannot use

{{ $intro->inhoud }}

or even

{{ $intro["inhoud"] }}

Thanks a lot from a starting Laravel developer!

Upvotes: 1

Views: 335

Answers (2)

Thomas Vercamer
Thomas Vercamer

Reputation: 57

Thanks @Burak, thanks to you I found the solution!

The problem was in my controller, where I did this:

$intro = App\Intro::where('pagina', '=', 'huisartsen')->get();

And that gave me an array. By changing it to this:

$intro = App\Intro::where('pagina', '=', 'huisartsen')->first();

It gave me the object I wanted so now I can use

{{ $intro->inhoud }}

Upvotes: 1

Vuk Stanković
Vuk Stanković

Reputation: 7954

Try json_decode($intro) as it seems to me that this is JSON object

Upvotes: 0

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