Trying to get property of non-object

Some of your Registration records don't have followups associated, so you are basically doing null->description

an easy fix is

{{ optional($informations->followups)->description}}

{{ optional($informations->followups)->followupdate}}

take a look at https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/helpers#method-optional @vandan

or use null coalesce operator whenever you have two or more arrows in variable

{{ $informations->followups->description ??  'Not Set' }}

{{ $informations->followups->followups ??  'Not Set' }}

get in the habit of doing this whenever you see x->y->z

Can you dd($information) and display?

@EDOC - Nothing Work bro

@MUNAZZIL - yes bro its display null value

@SNAPEY - nothing work its display null value how to fix it

Your query should be

$information=Registration::with('followups')->findOrFail($id);

Remember to declare relationship in registration model. And in blade use null coalesce operator

@vandan Are you sure your getting id not student_id in that Registration model?.

@DRAGONEYES96 - Trying to get property of non-object

same error not working

@MUNAZZIL - yes its student id

how its fix?

Change as like below and check

                  $information=Registration::where('student_id','=',$id)->get();

else

                $information=Registration::where('student_id','=',$student_id)->get();

@vandan if it is working?

If you query like this

$information=Registration::with('followups')->findOrFail($id);

Then you also need to remove the foreach loop in the view since this will find and return only one model

Does this work. @snapey he already said that the data is null then how do you know that data is one collection?

@amd

ok, break it down

$information=Registration::where('id','=',$id)->get();

This was the original code. It uses get(). This will return a collection of $information even if there is only one result.

So, the OP has found that a foreach is needed

@foreach ($information as $informations)

Then, later it is established that OP should eager load the relation

$information=Registration::with('followups')->findOrFail($id);

Now, this is possibly working, but will not work for OP in the view because they are @foreach on information

This is no longer necessary since findOrFail only returns a single model, so the view can be just

{{ $information->followups->description ?? 'Not Set' }}

{{ $information->followups->followupdate ?? 'Not Set' }}

happy to argue it out

I concede that the relationships could all be to whack, but we've got to start somewhere

@SNAPEY - nothing work as same error

'Nothing work' .. what, do you even have electricity? have you switched the computer on? Are there any characters on the screen?

@SNAPEY - when my pc restart and code will run thank you