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I have a table which consists of user data. I have created a view in which I am able to view the user's name and on clicking on the name I am expecting to view the detailed info of that particular user. Could you please guide me through the issue? It would be a great help!

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If you want to share a variable between more than one view, you can easily use the share method on the facade. There is actually a whole section in the docs about this:

https://laravel.com/docs/5.2/views#sharing-data-with-all-views

View::share('key', 'value');

If instead you want to remember a certain value to show on the next page, you can always use the session to "flash" data. The documentation has an article about that too:

https://laravel.com/docs/5.2/session#flash-data

Please note that you will need to re-inject these session data into the view, possibly by using the above "share" method on the View facade.

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Thanks for replying. I will try it out and get back to you and inform you whether it worked or not.
And my issue is that I have a table which consists of user data. I have created a view in which I am able to view the user's name and on clicking on the name I am expecting to view the detailed info of that particular user.
Question is.. Is that detailed information a popup, a new page you visit or something completely different?
I want to show the detailed info on a new view. But information needs to be of the same user on whose hyperlinked name I clicked
Yep, I want to view the info on another page. So, I need to start with session first. Thanks for your help!
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From your question your requirement is not clear.
Am replying specifically to this comment of yours :

Yup right. I have a table which consists of user data. I have created a view in which I am able to view the user's name and on clicking on the name I am expecting to view the detailed info the user. Could you please guide me through the issue? It would be a great help.

When the user clicks the hyper link , pass the user-id to the link. Now , write a controller for this route where you get the user details using the user-id and pass it to the view.

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Thanks for replying. So, is there any need of sessions here?
There are many ways to do it , but the easiest is you can attach the id to your route and get it in your controller. From the docs : basic links Route::put('user/{id}', Controller :` 'UserController@update'); public function update(Request $request, $id) { // }`
But how do I attach an id to the route in a view?
<a href= "my-url-link/ . {{$userID}}">
I messed up the formatting of my second comment. It should look like this: Route::put('user/{id}', 'UserController@update'); ` public function update(Request $request, $id) { // }`
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In your view, where you have your php vars you can use:

@include('view.name', ['some' => 'data'])

and now in the 'view.name' you have variable $some contains 'data'

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Thanks for replying mate. I want my view to be hyperlinked such that on my first view if there's a click it will be guided to the next view where I will show some related info from the first view..
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You can pass the variable to another view the same you do in your controller.

Let's say you have this method in your controller:

public function whatever()
{
    $someData = ...
    $otherData = ...

    return view('view', compact('someData', 'otherData));
}

And in your view:

<html>
   <h1>{{ $someData->text }}</h1>
   @include('otherView', ['otherData' => $otherData])
</html>

EDIT:

Note that, otherData will be available anyway in your included views. You don't need to pass it around. The above example is useful if you want to use a different alias to your variable.

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Thank You for replying. Yup you are right, but can I pass the variable in the similar manner when I want to get my previous view data to be hyperlinked to the next view.
If i'm understanding correctly you want to pass data between different requests? That's a totally different matter. If you want to save data to be shared between requests you need to save it into a session.
Yup right. I have a table which consists of user data. I have created a view in which I am able to view the user's name and on clicking on the name I am expecting to view the detailed info the user. Could you please guide me through the issue? It would be a great help.
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Its a long time ago I have created this functionality in which the variable is passed to multiple views.. Here is the code

View::composer('admin.layouts.navbar', function($view){
    $view->with('key', 12);
});

You can paste this code inside routes.php file

Here layout file is /resources/views/admin/layout/navbar and variable name is $key and it can be accessed in navbar view like

{{$key}}
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Thanks for replying mate. But my data is never gonna be constant. o/p of the second view will be in accord to the first view o/p.

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