Jul 23, 2017

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OP

Level 27

Can you write dd(); in the view ?

Can you write dd(); in the view ? I wonder how to dump variable in view?

   <ul id="w1" class="navbar-nav pull-right nav">
            @if(Auth::check())

                {{ dd($user); }}
                <li>
                    <h4 class="welcome-txt">Welcome <i class="welcome-username">{{$user['full_name']}} !</i></h4>
                </li>

I get an error: {{ dd($user); }}

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ';', expecting ',' or ')' (View: C:\xampp\htdocs\soulfy_repo\framework\resources\views\home.blade.php) (View: C:\xampp\htdocs\soulfy_repo\framework\resources\views\home.blade.php)

Level 5

remove ; after the dd

it should be something like

{{dd($user)}}

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Level 1

it should be {{dd($user)}}

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Best Answer

Level 122

you know, just like php !

<?php dd($stuff); ?>

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Level 1

Use laravel blade @php

@php(dd($var))

OR

@php dd($var); @endphp

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Level 122

Yep, now use @php... but 8 months ago - nix !

Level 2

Is there a way to debug ALL variables that are sent to blade? Something along the line like this:

Level 122


@dd($_data)

or it might be double underscore, I forget

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Level 10

@Snapey You are right, it is the double underscore

@dd(S__data)

Level 3

For anyone else arriving at this old post due to Google searches: @dump($var) was added in Laravel 5.6 so the syntax now is a simple:

@dump($var)

Level 1

use

{{ dd(var) }}

You may notice that you never use ; after content name..

{{ $user->name }}. NOtice you didn't use ; after name. In this way {{dd($user) }}

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