I wanted to print it in blade file: $page['body'] = "<h1>{{ __('about-us.metas.meta_title') }} </h1>"

@Sinnbeck but I have to store the page body content in the db with its translation data key. so whenever I render the body. All the content should execute. What is the best way to do it. Can you please guide?

@dev19 Then you need to compile it with the renderer

$page['body'] = Blade::render("<h1>{{ __('about-us.metas.meta_title') }} </h1>");

https://laravel.com/docs/9.x/blade#rendering-inline-blade-templates

@dev19 But can you explain why you are using the database to store things that you should store in blade file? I hope you aren't letting users create them (big security risk) :)

@Sinnbeck Yes I am allowing the admin to create its own pages like about-us or privacy etc.

@dev19 Ok and they are allowed to access everything on the server? Like database credentials?

This is my h1

<h1><pre>{{file_get_contents(base_path('.env'))}}</pre></h1>

@Sinnbeck Yes they are allowed. Actually they provide these all. :)

@dev19 Ok. Just making sure you know the risk. The admin has access to anything on the server that the php user has. And you take daily backup in case someone deletes all users by accident or similar (remember they can do anything they like on the server)

@Sinnbeck Yes in real admin is a devOps person so and also Product Manager he will use the Admin Panel. Thanks for your reply. I really appreciate your help. Thanks @sinnbeck .

Also remember to validate the php before saving it :) Just a small reminder. If they write this, the page will no longer work

<h1>{{ __('about-us.metas.meta_title') } </h1>

@dev19 No worries :) Happy to help

@Sinnbeck yes sure thanks.

@dev19 That just moves the problem to a file, and it would mess with git. I thought it was static coded files by you. So the database is probably fine here, if you understand the security risks :)

@Sinnbeck okay fine. Now I can start :)