I retrieved those from the database and assigned them to variables, but i am not able to pass both of them to the view.
$Posts = posts::find($id);
$image = images::find($id);
I tried passing them both in an array but haven't had luck. tried this as well
return View::make('Index',['x_var' => $Posts, 'y_var' => $image]);
In the view it can only recognise the x_var and when i use the y_var the page crashes.
You can use following...
return View::make('index', compact('Posts', 'image'));
There are two ways you can do this:
The first way:
return View::make('view', ['Posts' => $posts, 'image', $image]);
And the second way, Which is for me, is much cleaner:
return View::make('view', compact('Posts', 'image'));
And please be consistent when you're coding.
It's really annoying to see a variable capitalized.
;-).
Or put it in a array like that..
$data = array(
'Posts' => posts::find($id),
'image' => images::find($id),
);
return View::make('Index')->with($data);
Edit
If you get an error with the y_var maybe there is a problem with the image you want to find. Please give us more information about the error.