hide buttons based on query string

I suppose my question is, what has this to do with vue?

Why not just send what is required in the view from the controller. If no button is required, don't render it in blade.

Hello! I think it's fine to use the query string to make decisions in the blade.

At least it's similar to what Jeffrey uses in this lesson https://laracasts.com/series/laravel-6-from-scratch/episodes/16 to set an active state on a tab. (He uses the path, though)

Good luck!

@snapey

Do you mean to send data from the controller ( true or false ) in order to show or hide a button ?

For example,

If one of the requests is

myThreads = 1

Then to keep track of the request data and create a variable

if($request->has('myThreads')){
	$filterMyThreads = true;
}
return view('threads', compact('filterMyThreads'));

and use that to decide whether to show or hide the button My Threads

< a href="/threads?myThreads=1" v-if="{{ $filterMyThreads }}">My Threads </a>

@nathalie

I didn't remember that even though i've seen the whole series.

That's good to know that Jeffrey has used this approach.

However, he uses it for something ''less important'' let's say and i'd like to know if this is acceptable in general or whether i should take a different approach.

i'm confused what is in a blade file and what is inside a vue component.

If the button is inside the vue component and that is in its own file and not inline then you need to pass it props from the controller to tell it how to behave