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@iamamirsalehi can you dd($current_user_notification_count) to see if it has value?
Mar 10, 2021
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View composer is not working
Hey there, I'm using View composer for passing some data to the master layout but it actually passes nothing to the view, What's the problem?
View::composer('layouts.dashboard.master', function($view){
$userNoteRepository = resolve(UserNoteRepositoryInterface::class);
$current_user_notification = $userNoteRepository->getCurrentUserAlertNotifications();
$current_user_notification_count = count($userNoteRepository->getCurrentUserAlertNotifications());
$view->with('current_user_notification', 'current_user_notification_count');
});
thanks in advance
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@neilstee it has a number in it
Level 34
@iamamirsalehi for some reason, did you cache your view?
try php artisan view:clear
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@neilstee Yes I've tried that but unfortunately it didn't work
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@iamamirsalehi instead of using closure, can you instead try creating a Class? and see if that works?
Like here: https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/views#view-composers
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@iamamirsalehi I think the problem is on with? it should be:
$view->with([
'current_user_notification' => $current_user_notification,
'current_user_notification_count' => $current_user_notification_count
]);
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@iamamirsalehi if this solves your issue don't forget to mark it as "Best Answer" so someone can find it useful as well 😉
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Ok, where you put this code? In service provider in method boot()?
For tests, keep your code simple
View::composer('layouts.dashboard.master', function($view){
$view->with('param', 100);
});
and check
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@neilstee @traster100 thanks all, the syntax should be like this
$view->with(['current_user_notification' => $current_user_notification, 'current_user_notification_count' => $current_user_notification_count]);
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I replied that on our thread above @iamamirsalehi 🙂
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