Reputation: 93
I'm using the Wordpress framework Sage and it comes bundled with Blade templating. Sage has a custom directive called @asset
which returns an asset URL. For example @assets('images/my-image.jpg')
.
I want to use that directive inside of an @include
. Is it possible?
Example, I'd expect this to work but it returns an error saying that @asset
is an undefined function, but it works fine outside of the @include
:
@include('partials/components/hero', ['data' => [
'heading' => 'Hero heading example from pattern library',
'subtitle_1' => 'Hero subtitle example from pattern library',
'subtitle_2' => 'Hero subtitle example from pattern library',
'show_illustration' => true,
'illustration_src' => @asset('images/illustrations/1.
]])
Upvotes: 3
Views: 1713
Reputation: 14550
You should be able to use the asset()
helper function instead or pass the string directly to the path of your asset.
Note: Based on the code you have shown (@asset('images/illustrations/1.
) that is incorrect syntax. It is missing the closing quote and bracket.
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 33196
You cannot.
You can however just send the path string to your partial and use the @asset
directive in your partial.
Upvotes: 3