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SystemGlitch
SystemGlitch

Reputation: 2262

Laravel 5, get the HTTP status code from Blade view

I'm using custom error views with blade files located in resources/views/errors. My error views are made from the same template view than the normal pages so they extend my frontoffice layout. Here is the hierarchical scheme of my templates.

app.blade.php
    layout.frontoffice.blade.php
        someFrontOfficePage.blade.php
        404.blade.php

The navbar component is included in layout.frontoffice.blade.php so I can't access it from 404.blade.php. Just to be clear, the navbar is a component as described here and is thus in yet another file.

The problem: I want to hide the links in the navbar but not the navbar itself when in an error view (such as 404.blade.php). The idea was to check if the status code is different from 200 inside my navbar component but I don't know how to access the response from a blade file.

I'd prefer to do it this way instead of copy-pasting my navbar inside a new error template to avoid redundancy.

Upvotes: 3

Views: 1819

Answers (1)

Hesham AbdAllah
Hesham AbdAllah

Reputation: 412

well i had the same issue once, the solution is simple, in the error 404 blade you use extends('layouts.frontoffice') right ? then you can pass a variable to this extension, extends('layouts.frontoffice', ['code' => 404]) and in your navbar component :

@if(isset($code) && $code == 404)
//do something
@else
//do something else
@endif

Upvotes: 2

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