Upgrading Laravel 5.2 to 5.3 with hidden comment code
I am updating a site from Laravel 5.2 to (eventually) 5.7 that was coded by someone else.
Currently I having an issue with this type of code in a blade file:
{{-- */ $hidden = 'hidden' /* --}}
That creates a variable that is used in the file itself like this:
<div class="col-xs-2 {{$hidden}}" id="person1div">
</div>
That seems to work fine in Laravel 5.2 but in 5.3 I get the error message:
Undefined variable: hidden
I could change the code to
<?php $hidden = 'hidden' ?>
but the issue is that there are many variables like this, used in various ways.
Something to note is that these variable are in loops which I guess is why the original developer used them as they get reset and re-populated.
Is there a more correct way to populate the variables?
php laravel laravel-5.2 laravel-5.3 laravel-blade
asked Jan 2 at 7:43
Mhluzi BhakaMhluzi Bhaka
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I am updating a site from Laravel 5.2 to (eventually) 5.7 that was coded by someone else.
Currently I having an issue with this type of code in a blade file:
{{-- */ $hidden = 'hidden' /* --}}
That creates a variable that is used in the file itself like this:
<div class="col-xs-2 {{$hidden}}" id="person1div">
</div>
That seems to work fine in Laravel 5.2 but in 5.3 I get the error message:
Undefined variable: hidden
I could change the code to
<?php $hidden = 'hidden' ?>
but the issue is that there are many variables like this, used in various ways.
Something to note is that these variable are in loops which I guess is why the original developer used them as they get reset and re-populated.
Is there a more correct way to populate the variables?
php laravel laravel-5.2 laravel-5.3 laravel-blade
asked Jan 2 at 7:43
Mhluzi BhakaMhluzi Bhaka
705827
add a comment |
I am updating a site from Laravel 5.2 to (eventually) 5.7 that was coded by someone else.
Currently I having an issue with this type of code in a blade file:
{{-- */ $hidden = 'hidden' /* --}}
That creates a variable that is used in the file itself like this:
<div class="col-xs-2 {{$hidden}}" id="person1div">
</div>
That seems to work fine in Laravel 5.2 but in 5.3 I get the error message:
Undefined variable: hidden
I could change the code to
<?php $hidden = 'hidden' ?>
but the issue is that there are many variables like this, used in various ways.
Something to note is that these variable are in loops which I guess is why the original developer used them as they get reset and re-populated.
Is there a more correct way to populate the variables?
php laravel laravel-5.2 laravel-5.3 laravel-blade
asked Jan 2 at 7:43
Mhluzi BhakaMhluzi Bhaka
705827
I am updating a site from Laravel 5.2 to (eventually) 5.7 that was coded by someone else.
Currently I having an issue with this type of code in a blade file:
{{-- */ $hidden = 'hidden' /* --}}
That creates a variable that is used in the file itself like this:
<div class="col-xs-2 {{$hidden}}" id="person1div">
</div>
That seems to work fine in Laravel 5.2 but in 5.3 I get the error message:
Undefined variable: hidden
I could change the code to
<?php $hidden = 'hidden' ?>
but the issue is that there are many variables like this, used in various ways.
Something to note is that these variable are in loops which I guess is why the original developer used them as they get reset and re-populated.
Is there a more correct way to populate the variables?
php laravel laravel-5.2 laravel-5.3 laravel-blade
php laravel laravel-5.2 laravel-5.3 laravel-blade
asked Jan 2 at 7:43
Mhluzi BhakaMhluzi Bhaka
705827
asked Jan 2 at 7:43
Mhluzi BhakaMhluzi Bhaka
705827
asked Jan 2 at 7:43
Mhluzi BhakaMhluzi Bhaka
705827
asked Jan 2 at 7:43
Mhluzi BhakaMhluzi Bhaka
705827
asked Jan 2 at 7:43
Mhluzi BhakaMhluzi Bhaka
705827
705827
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You can select and replace the syntax like shown below.
You can set variables with values in blade file like this:
@php $hello = "Hello World!"; @endphp
and to print the variable on the blade file,
{{$hello}}
answered Jan 2 at 7:48
Himanshu UpadhyayHimanshu Upadhyay
5,3691825
Thanks @himanshu-upadhyay, seems this is the best way to go.
– Mhluzi Bhaka
Jan 2 at 20:03
In these code-blocks would the trailing semi-colon be required?
– Mhluzi Bhaka
Jan 2 at 21:00
If there will be 1 line of code, then it will work without semi-colon.
– Himanshu Upadhyay
Jan 3 at 5:08
add a comment |
Right, solved this (as often happens on SO) just after I posted this question.
I did a global find and replace and changed instances of
{{-- */
to
{!!
and also
/* --}}
to
!!}
So instead of
{{-- */ $hidden = 'hidden' /* --}}
I have:
{!! $hidden = 'hidden' !!}
That has done the trick.
Thanks for the answers - hope this helps someone else.
EDIT***********************************
Although I thought this was going to work for me as it turns out I kept on getting errors such as "Array to string conversion"
So I am going ahead with the answer from @himanshu-upadhyay
answered Jan 2 at 7:52
Mhluzi BhakaMhluzi Bhaka
705827
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You can select and replace the syntax like shown below.
You can set variables with values in blade file like this:
@php $hello = "Hello World!"; @endphp
and to print the variable on the blade file,
{{$hello}}
answered Jan 2 at 7:48
Himanshu UpadhyayHimanshu Upadhyay
5,3691825
Thanks @himanshu-upadhyay, seems this is the best way to go.
– Mhluzi Bhaka
Jan 2 at 20:03
In these code-blocks would the trailing semi-colon be required?
– Mhluzi Bhaka
Jan 2 at 21:00
If there will be 1 line of code, then it will work without semi-colon.
– Himanshu Upadhyay
Jan 3 at 5:08
add a comment |
You can select and replace the syntax like shown below.
You can set variables with values in blade file like this:
@php $hello = "Hello World!"; @endphp
and to print the variable on the blade file,
{{$hello}}
answered Jan 2 at 7:48
Himanshu UpadhyayHimanshu Upadhyay
5,3691825
Thanks @himanshu-upadhyay, seems this is the best way to go.
– Mhluzi Bhaka
Jan 2 at 20:03
In these code-blocks would the trailing semi-colon be required?
– Mhluzi Bhaka
Jan 2 at 21:00
If there will be 1 line of code, then it will work without semi-colon.
– Himanshu Upadhyay
Jan 3 at 5:08
add a comment |
You can select and replace the syntax like shown below.
You can set variables with values in blade file like this:
@php $hello = "Hello World!"; @endphp
and to print the variable on the blade file,
{{$hello}}
answered Jan 2 at 7:48
Himanshu UpadhyayHimanshu Upadhyay
5,3691825
You can select and replace the syntax like shown below.
You can set variables with values in blade file like this:
@php $hello = "Hello World!"; @endphp
and to print the variable on the blade file,
{{$hello}}
answered Jan 2 at 7:48
Himanshu UpadhyayHimanshu Upadhyay
5,3691825
answered Jan 2 at 7:48
Himanshu UpadhyayHimanshu Upadhyay
5,3691825
answered Jan 2 at 7:48
Himanshu UpadhyayHimanshu Upadhyay
5,3691825
answered Jan 2 at 7:48
Himanshu UpadhyayHimanshu Upadhyay
5,3691825
5,3691825
Thanks @himanshu-upadhyay, seems this is the best way to go.
– Mhluzi Bhaka
Jan 2 at 20:03
In these code-blocks would the trailing semi-colon be required?
– Mhluzi Bhaka
Jan 2 at 21:00
If there will be 1 line of code, then it will work without semi-colon.
– Himanshu Upadhyay
Jan 3 at 5:08
add a comment |
Thanks @himanshu-upadhyay, seems this is the best way to go.
– Mhluzi Bhaka
Jan 2 at 20:03
In these code-blocks would the trailing semi-colon be required?
– Mhluzi Bhaka
Jan 2 at 21:00
If there will be 1 line of code, then it will work without semi-colon.
– Himanshu Upadhyay
Jan 3 at 5:08
Thanks @himanshu-upadhyay, seems this is the best way to go.
– Mhluzi Bhaka
Jan 2 at 20:03
Thanks @himanshu-upadhyay, seems this is the best way to go.
– Mhluzi Bhaka
Jan 2 at 20:03
In these code-blocks would the trailing semi-colon be required?
– Mhluzi Bhaka
Jan 2 at 21:00
In these code-blocks would the trailing semi-colon be required?
– Mhluzi Bhaka
Jan 2 at 21:00
If there will be 1 line of code, then it will work without semi-colon.
– Himanshu Upadhyay
Jan 3 at 5:08
If there will be 1 line of code, then it will work without semi-colon.
– Himanshu Upadhyay
Jan 3 at 5:08
add a comment |
Right, solved this (as often happens on SO) just after I posted this question.
I did a global find and replace and changed instances of
{{-- */
to
{!!
and also
/* --}}
to
!!}
So instead of
{{-- */ $hidden = 'hidden' /* --}}
I have:
{!! $hidden = 'hidden' !!}
That has done the trick.
Thanks for the answers - hope this helps someone else.
EDIT***********************************
Although I thought this was going to work for me as it turns out I kept on getting errors such as "Array to string conversion"
So I am going ahead with the answer from @himanshu-upadhyay
answered Jan 2 at 7:52
Mhluzi BhakaMhluzi Bhaka
705827
add a comment |
Right, solved this (as often happens on SO) just after I posted this question.
I did a global find and replace and changed instances of
{{-- */
to
{!!
and also
/* --}}
to
!!}
So instead of
{{-- */ $hidden = 'hidden' /* --}}
I have:
{!! $hidden = 'hidden' !!}
That has done the trick.
Thanks for the answers - hope this helps someone else.
EDIT***********************************
Although I thought this was going to work for me as it turns out I kept on getting errors such as "Array to string conversion"
So I am going ahead with the answer from @himanshu-upadhyay
answered Jan 2 at 7:52
Mhluzi BhakaMhluzi Bhaka
705827
add a comment |
Right, solved this (as often happens on SO) just after I posted this question.
I did a global find and replace and changed instances of
{{-- */
to
{!!
and also
/* --}}
to
!!}
So instead of
{{-- */ $hidden = 'hidden' /* --}}
I have:
{!! $hidden = 'hidden' !!}
That has done the trick.
Thanks for the answers - hope this helps someone else.
EDIT***********************************
Although I thought this was going to work for me as it turns out I kept on getting errors such as "Array to string conversion"
So I am going ahead with the answer from @himanshu-upadhyay
answered Jan 2 at 7:52
Mhluzi BhakaMhluzi Bhaka
705827
Right, solved this (as often happens on SO) just after I posted this question.
I did a global find and replace and changed instances of
{{-- */
to
{!!
and also
/* --}}
to
!!}
So instead of
{{-- */ $hidden = 'hidden' /* --}}
I have:
{!! $hidden = 'hidden' !!}
That has done the trick.
Thanks for the answers - hope this helps someone else.
EDIT***********************************
Although I thought this was going to work for me as it turns out I kept on getting errors such as "Array to string conversion"
So I am going ahead with the answer from @himanshu-upadhyay
answered Jan 2 at 7:52
Mhluzi BhakaMhluzi Bhaka
705827
edited Jan 2 at 20:02
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