PHP laravel echo html blade tag

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am try to echo blade html tag but it error.

help me for check my code please

echo "<td><a href="{{ URL::to('index/watch/$tmpd') }}">$tmpd</a></td>";

variable tmpd is value for my loop

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Trying to echo this from within a foreach loop:

foreach ($words as $row) { 
    echo '<tr>';
    $tmpd = $row['title'];
    echo "<td><a href='watch/$tmpd'>$tmpd</a></td>";
}

Try like this: <td><a href="{{ URL::to('index/watch/$tmpd') }}">{{ $tmpd }}</a></td> — Alen
– Alen, Commented Apr 29, 2016 at 10:16
not work but i use <td><a href="{{ URL::to('index/watch/' . $tmpd) }}">{{ $tmpd }}</a></td> it work — Slatan-ko
– Slatan-ko, Commented Apr 29, 2016 at 10:25

DavidT · Accepted Answer · 2016-04-29 10:53:47Z

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Assuming this is a view file try

<td><a href="{{ URL::to('index/watch/' . $tmpd) }}">{{ $tmpd }}</a></td>

From the comments you are within a foreach loop. Using blade this should be something like:

@foreach($words as $row)
    <tr>{{ $row['title] }}
        <td><a href="{{ url('watch/' . $tmpd) }}">{{ $tmpd }}</a></td>
    </tr>
@endforeach

With blade syntax like this you can remove this syntax from within any <?php ?> php tags you have.

My suggestion would be to look at the blade syntax documentation.

edited Apr 29, 2016 at 10:53

answered Apr 29, 2016 at 10:16

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Slatan-ko Over a year ago

not work yntax error, unexpected '{', expecting ',' or ';'

Slatan-ko Over a year ago

tmpd is my variable it look like string i want to add to url

Slatan-ko Over a year ago

if i change to echo "<td><a href='watch/$tmpd'>$tmpd</a></td>"; it work but

Slatan-ko Over a year ago

foreach ($words as $row) { echo '<tr>'; $tmpd = $row['title']; echo "<td><a href='watch/$tmpd'>$tmpd</a></td>";

Slatan-ko Over a year ago

i want to use herf with blade

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Tadas Paplauskas · Accepted Answer · 2016-04-29 10:37:44Z

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You cannot use variables inline when using apostrophes, e.g. 'Href: $href' will not work. You have to use quotes for that or add a variable separately.

Also, blade has foreach loop, which will make your templates more readable. Try this:

@foreach($words as $row)
    <tr><td><a href="{{ url('watch/' . $row['title']) }}">{{ $row['title'] }}</a></td>
@endforeach

If you are still getting errors, check other code in the same template - maybe you forgot to close a statement somewhere or something.

answered Apr 29, 2016 at 10:37

Tadas Paplauskas

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Slatan-ko Over a year ago

i try to use echo "<td><a href="{{ url('watch/' . $row['title']) }}">{{ $row['title'] }}</a></td>"; but syntax error, unexpected '{', expecting ',' or ';'

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