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rjrocks
rjrocks

Reputation: 29

Can't display the pagination links in blade file - Laravel Livewire

Queue.php

class Queue extends Component
{
    public function Data()
    {
        $fgd = FaddddxO::where('seus',$this->stas)
        ->whereNu('achieve_by');
        if ($this->filter == '' && $this->stus != 'x Error') 
        {
            $fax->where(function ($query) {
                $query->whereDate('created_at', Carbon::today())
                      ->orwhereDate('d_datetime', Carbon::today());
            });
        } else if ($this->filter == 'ries'){
            $fassssxSss->where('resd_ag','>=',3)->whereNull('archive_by');
        } else if ($this->filter == 'ponse'){
            $favfhdjdfh->where(function ($query) {
                $query->whereDate('created_at','<=' ,Carbon::now()->subDays(3))
                      ->orwhereDate('dvkjdvvbfshnd_datetime','<=' ,Carbon::now()->subDays(3));
            })->whereNull('archive_by');
        }
}

In the Data() function, paginate with toArray() method is working. But when trying to populate links() in blade file it's showing the below error.

And this is the error:

Call to a member function links() on array

Upvotes: 0

Views: 225

Answers (1)

Qirel
Qirel

Reputation: 26450

The error is quite explicit, and is caused by this

$this->faxStatus = $faxStatusData->orderByDesc('id')->paginate(5)->toArray();

A PHP array does not have any methods to call on it. You need stop at paginate() without any further casting if you want to keep the result paginated - by simply stopping with chaining more methods on after paginate() - like this

$this->faxStatus = $faxStatusData->orderByDesc('id')->paginate(5);

If you need to access the data of the paginated result, you can access that at $this->faxStatus->items(), without needing to cast it to an array.

If you - for whichever reason - need to convert it to an array, then you need to assign that to a different property, for example by doing

$this->faxStatus = $faxStatusData->orderByDesc('id')->paginate(5);
$this->faxStatusArray = $this->faxStatus->toArray();

And then accessing it as $this->faxStatusArray. I would however think that you can achieve the same by accessing $this->faxStatus->items().

Upvotes: 1

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