Laravel Undefined variable:

Are you sure you have data in $posting ?

You should make some debugging

$posting = posting::all()->toArray();
dd($posting);

You could try then passing it without compact

$posting = posting::all()->toArray();

return view('lists.list', [
    'posting' => $posting,
]);

Also make sure you are actually calling proper action on your controller

For information, you don't need to transform the result to an array with toArray to loop your result. The collection instance is traversable.

You just have to write $host->pavadinimas instead of $host['pavadinimas']

you need to debug your code use dd() also , why are you calling ->toArray() , you can pass the collection

try this

in controller

$posting = posting::all();
 
return view("lists.list",compact("posting"));

in view

@foreach($posting as $post)
    <p>{{$post->vardas}}</p>
@endforeach 

if no results shown in the view,

so make sure $posting Collection is not empty, you can do this by

 $posting = posting::all();
     dd($posting)

Thats even dummier question from me where i suppose to put this

$posting = posting::all(); dd($posting)

in controller like this?

    $posting = posting::all();
    dd($posting)
    return view("lists.list",compact("posting"));

just check $posting collection has data or not

in Controller

simply you can do

$posting = posting::all();
    return ($posting);

return view("lists.list",compact("posting"));

if no thing appears on the page then $posting collection has no data..

@Twittler yes like that

 $posting = posting::all();
    dd($posting)

dd = die and dump it will show you the content of the variable you are passing .

yeah it has no data ;/

you need to verify if variable have data or not before passing it to the view , i think you can use

 if ( !empty ( $variable ) ) {
    //code
}

Yeah guys thank you all very much, that was silly me, i forgot to change route to Route::get('/list', 'ListController@index');

Thank you all.