Variable region Laravel Blade @yield

Question

I have two pages that are almost identical. One shows a list of users, the other shows the same list, but with more detailed information. Therefore, I call two views that extend the same shell. However, Laravel complains that $ user is not defined in verbose.blade.php. I pass a view to $ users that seems to be available for content.blade.php, but the $ user created in the foreach loop does not seem to be available in verbose.blade.php.

verbose.blade.php

@extends('layout.content') @section('user') {{ dd($user) }} @endsection 

nonverbose.blade.php

 @extends('layout.content') @section('user') {{ dd($user) }} @endsection 

content.blade.php

 @extends('layout.app') @section('content') @foreach($users as $user) @yield('user') @endforeach @endsection 

I also tried @yield('user', ['user' => $user])

How can I make $ user available in verbose.blade.php?

Answer 1

Have you tried using @include?

 @include('user', ['user' => $user]) 

Answer 2

You get this error because Laravel parses click templates.

Sometimes we programmers are so rooted in our principle of “don't repeat yourself (DRY)” that we go too far. This is one of those times - you should just put the foreach loop directly in verbose.blade.php:

 @extends('layout.app') @section('content') @foreach($users as $user) @yield('user') @endforeach @endsection