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Using Laravel 4's Form class, we can create a list using {{ @Form::select('colors', Colors::all()), $color }} Question: How can we add the attribute disabled using Blade without having to rewrite the clean Blade syntax into the usual ugly form? JustinHo Just add array('disabled') in the end like: {{ Form::select('colors', Colors::all(), $color, array('disabled')) }} This should do the work. {{ @Form::select('colors', Colors::all()), array( 'disabled' => 'disabled', 'class' => 'myclass' ) }} Though already answered, IMO both answers weren't neutral enough, so to avoid duplicates the arguments

I noticed if I pass a second parameter to @include like this: @include('sidebars.pages', array('categories' => Category::all())) Then it is possible to replicate the concept of render partials within views and render partials within partials like in Rails. Do I still need view composers with this functionality? I appreciate any help! While that may be possible it's not the documented use of @include . I'd use caution when doing it like that, and personally, I wouldn't be calling a model within your view. Bind the data you require from your route or controller. Make use of a presenter to

I'm using L4 with Blade. I'd like to be able to conditionally extend a layout. For normal use, I'd like to extend the master layout, and for ajax renders, I'd like to be able to extend the ajax template. I use the following code: @if ( isset($ajax) ) @extends('layouts.ajax') @else @extends('layouts.master') @endif But when the page renders it just prints out @extend('layouts.master'). Does anyone know how to conditionally extend a layout or another? Thanks Try on the first line : @extends('layouts.' . isset($ajax) ? 'ajax' : 'master') EDIT You also can use it this way: @extends(((Request::ajax

In laravel 4 when you try to render a view that does not exists in app\views or a view with undefined variables laravel will throw an exception or show error that helps with debug. I have a fresh installation of laravel 5.0.13 and am having a tough time troubleshooting a blade template that shows a blank page when i render a view that does not exists instead or a template with undefined variables instead of throwing an exception or error which will clue me in when debug. I have installed filp/whoops:~1.0. but still recieve a blank page class ProfileController extends Controller { public

I have this blade template <div class="row-fluid"> @foreach($courses as $course) <div class="span3 learn"> Content </div> @endforeach Output <div class="row-fluid"> <div class="span3 learn"> Content </div> <div class="span3 learn"> Content </div> <div class="span3 learn"> Content </div> <div class="span3 learn"> Content </div> <!-- this span should be in a spearted row-fluid div --> <div class="span3 learn"> Content </div> </div> this code adds a block of span3 size I use Twitter bootstrap reponsive I need to add row-fluid for each 4 spans in the row-fluid div I want the output to be like this

I am using Laravel 4 and blade templates, and running into an issue when I try and extend a template. In my layout I have @yield('content') and in my page I have @section('content') Welcome {{ $name }} @stop which works fine, I've created another page very similar to my first, and just want to change override the admin content section. The other sections in the template are fine. so I extend my page, and do @section('content') Hello! @stop I get an undefined notice with the $name variable. I tried @section('content') Hello! @overwrite and same deal, I get the notice error. I checked my

I have this problem, I can't find the way to add class attribute in this Dropdown box {{Form::select('bancada', Bancada::lists('nombre','idBancada'))}} I have tried various syntax, but can not get it to work. Any suggestions? Thanks Use the forth parameter to add attributes to your element. {{Form::select('bancada', Bancada::lists('nombre','idBancada'), null, ['class' => 'my_class'])}} Take a look at the source ( $options is the same as attributes for your element). {{ Form::select('status', $statusList, null, array('class' => 'form-control')) }} In above example you can add class as fourth