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The following html is stored in the database. This code can be edited by the administrator (html-aware) in the Web Administration (Laravel Nova).
<a href="{{ route('pages.contact') }}">Contact us</a>
When I retrieve this code, I have the following contents (for example) in the $html variable:
<?php
$html = '<a href="{{ route(\'pages.contact\') }}">Contact us</a>';
Does anyone hate to solve how I can now call the next one in the blade?
<?php
{!! $html !!}
This code of course fails (double wrapping the variable in curly braces nested in others curly braces). Perhaps it is understandable what I want to achieve. I just do not know if there is a solution.
I figured the use of variables in translation. The example below works, so maybe it's the right way.
$myHtml = ':START_HREF Contact us :END_HREF.'
/* $myHtml is only example, really i have all text stored in laravel translations files and all texts are doubled in database */
In blade I can call now:
{!! trans('texts.my-html', ['START_HREF' => '<a href="' . route('pages.contact') . '">', 'END_HREF' => '</a>']) !!}
you can do something like process the blade elements with $html = view()->render($html) before passing it to the view
Sorry, last answer is not right. Try this instead;
$html = Blade::compileString('<a href="{{ route(\'pages.contact\') }}">Contact us</a>');
@snapey Thank you for this new information for me!
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