Laravel send data with view

Question

I'm working with a Laravel for a school project and I'm haing osme difficulties solving this problem. The code is exactly what I got from another script and I already double checked the code.

Function Code:

$modules = Module::all();
$id = Auth::user()->id;

$array = array();

foreach($modules as $module) {

  $questions = Question::where('m_id', $module['id'])->count();
  $answers = Answer::where('m_id', $module['id'])->where('user_id', $id)->where('correct', 1)->count();

  $percentage = ($answers / $questions) * 100;

  array_push($array, array(
    'name' => $module->name,
    'description' => $module->description,
    'precentage' => $percentage
  ));
}

print_r($array);

return View::make('hello')->with('modules', $array);

In the print_r($array) function I'm getting exactly everything that I want to get in the view. But the problem is that I don't get anything with me, I'm checking it with {{ Session::has('modules') }} and it returns false (not set).

Any solution to this?

this function is located in HomeController, but don't really see why that makes a diffrence. — Eric Christensen
– Eric Christensen, Commented Feb 10, 2015 at 17:29

Jeff Lambert · Accepted Answer · 2015-02-10 17:26:02Z

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Why are you checking for the modules key in Session? You're not setting it in session, you're returning that data with the view. You should be able to do something like this in your view given the code above:

@foreach($modules as $module)
    {{ $module['name'] }}
@endforeach

In order for Session::has('modules') to return true, you would need to do something like this before you return the view:

Session::put('modules', $array);

answered Feb 10, 2015 at 17:26

Jeff Lambert

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Eric Christensen Over a year ago

Yea okey true, men the foreach method does not work, i have tried sevral things to get the data out. EDIT Okey your code worked! i used $module->name not $module['name'], god damit! But thank you mate.

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