Laravel display object from foreach

Question

i want to echo ouptut from controller When i dump this object i get all data like i want, but how to echo that I want to display this data like this

Here is my controller

$pkm = DB::table('magacin_pkms')->select(
    'magacin_pkms.status',
    'magacin_pkms.izdao_to',
    'users.name as izdaoFirstName',
    'users.lastname as izdaoLastName',
    'magacin_pkms.vrednost',
    'magacin_pkms.izdao_by',
    'magacin_pkms.izdao_at'
)
    ->join('users', 'id_user', 'izdao_to')
    ->where('magacin_pkms.status', 2)
    ->orderBy('izdao_to')
    ->get();

$driverIDs = array_unique($pkm->pluck('izdao_to')->toArray());

foreach ($driverIDs as $id) {
    $obj  = new StdClass;
    $name = $pkm->where('izdao_to', $id)->first()->izdaoFirstName;
    $lastname = $pkm->where('izdao_to', $id)->first()->izdaoLastName;
    $cnt = $pkm->where('izdao_to', $id)->count();
    $total = $pkm->where('izdao_to', $id)->sum('vrednost');
    $admin = $pkm->where('izdao_to', $id)->first()->izdao_by;
    $izdato = $pkm->where('izdao_to', $id)->first()->izdao_at;
  
    $obj->name = $name;
    $obj->lastname = $lastname;
    $obj->cnt = $cnt;
    $obj->total = $total;
    $obj->admin = $admin;
    $obj->izdato = $izdato;
    dump($obj);
}

this is my view

@foreach ($obj as $items)
    <tr>
        <td>{{$loop->iteration}}</td>
        <td>{{$obj->name}}</td>
        <td>{{$obj->lastname}}</td>
        <td>{{$obj->cnt }}</td>
        <td>{{$obj->total}}</td>
        <td>{{\App\User::find($obj->admin)->name}}</td>
        <td>{{$obj->izdato }}</td>
    </tr>
@endforeach

i think i need one more foreach loop in controller where is $obj->name = $name

i tried to return all, but its the same, for now i return obj — Petar
– Petar, Commented Dec 22, 2020 at 13:48
Could you please share the code which return obj in your controller? — Thân LƯƠNG Đình
– Thân LƯƠNG Đình, Commented Dec 22, 2020 at 13:54
do you think on this ? ` return view('superadmin/izvestaji/izvestajiVozaca', compact('pkm','obj')); ` — Petar
– Petar, Commented Dec 22, 2020 at 14:05

Thân LƯƠNG Đình · Accepted Answer · 2020-12-22 14:33:53Z

You just create an array which contains all objects and return this array in your controller.

$pkm = DB::table('magacin_pkms')->select(
    'magacin_pkms.status',
    'magacin_pkms.izdao_to',
    'users.name as izdaoFirstName',
    'users.lastname as izdaoLastName',
    'magacin_pkms.vrednost',
    'magacin_pkms.izdao_by',
    'magacin_pkms.izdao_at'
)
    ->join('users', 'id_user', 'izdao_to')
    ->where('magacin_pkms.status', 2)
    ->orderBy('izdao_to')
    ->get();

$driverIDs = array_unique($pkm->pluck('izdao_to')->toArray());

//you initialize an array 
$arrObj = [];
foreach ($driverIDs as $id) {
    $obj  = new StdClass;
    $name = $pkm->where('izdao_to', $id)->first()->izdaoFirstName;
    $lastname = $pkm->where('izdao_to', $id)->first()->izdaoLastName;
    $cnt = $pkm->where('izdao_to', $id)->count();
    $total = $pkm->where('izdao_to', $id)->sum('vrednost');
    $admin = $pkm->where('izdao_to', $id)->first()->izdao_by;
    $izdato = $pkm->where('izdao_to', $id)->first()->izdao_at;
  
    $obj->name = $name;
    $obj->lastname = $lastname;
    $obj->cnt = $cnt;
    $obj->total = $total;
    $obj->admin = $admin;
    $obj->izdato = $izdato;
    dump($obj);
    //you add this object into array
    $arrObj[] = $obj;
}

return view('superadmin/izvestaji/izvestajiVozaca', compact('arrObj'));

In your view

@foreach ($arrObj as $obj)
    <tr>
        <td>{{$loop->iteration}}</td>
        <td>{{$obj->name}}</td>
        <td>{{$obj->lastname}}</td>
        <td>{{$obj->cnt }}</td>
        <td>{{$obj->total}}</td>
        <td>{{\App\User::find($obj->admin)->name}}</td>
        <td>{{$obj->izdato }}</td>
    </tr>
@endforeach

Allan Santos · Accepted Answer · 2020-12-22 13:11:24Z

0

You can add a dd in the view, like:

{{ dd($obj) }}
{{ dd($items) }} (inside foreach)

answered Dec 22, 2020 at 13:11

Allan Santos

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3 Comments

Petar Over a year ago

i'm getting results the same like i'm getting with dump

Zachary Craig Over a year ago

dd stands for dump and die, and dd will stop script execution, you'd never get more output than just the first one in the loop laravel.com/docs/8.x/helpers#method-dd

Petar Over a year ago

i know that, when i remove dump, and using dd i'm getting only one record, how to get all records, i think i need one more foreach in controller but i'm not so sure, i'm not so good in oop php

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