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I'm really new to Laravel, and I'm not sure that I know what I'm doing. I have a form in my main view. I'm passing the input to a controller, and I want the data to be displayed in another view. I can't seem to get the array from the controller to the second view. I keep getting 500 hphp_invoke. Here's where I'm passing the array from the controller to view2.

public function formSubmit()
{
    if (Input::post())
    {
        $name = Input::get('name');
        $age = Input::get('age');
        $things = array($name, $age);
        return View::make('view2', array('things'=>$things));
    }
}

view1.blade.php

{{ Form::open(array('action' => 'controller@formSubmit')) }}
    <p>{{ Form::label('Name') }}
    {{ $name = Form::text('name') }}</p>
    <p>{{ Form::label('Age') }}
    {{ $age = Form::text('age') }}</p>
    <p>{{ Form::submit('Submit') }}</p>
{{ Form::close() }}

My view2.php file is really simple.

<?php
    echo $name;
    echo $age;
?>

Then in routes.php

Route::get('/', function()
{
    return View::make('view1');
});
Route::post('view2', 'controller@formSubmit');

Why isn't this working?

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up vote 2 down vote

try with()

$data = array(
    'name'  => $name,
    'age' => $age
);

return View::make('view2')->with($data);

on view get :- echo $data['name']; echo $data['age'];

or

return View::make('view2')->with(array('name' =>$name, 'age' => $age));

get on view :-

echo $name;
echo $age;

For more Follow here

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Thanks for your help. That doesn't seem to be working though. Could it be the route that I have? It's Route::post('view2','controller@formSubmit'); Is that wrong? – porcupine92 Oct 8 '14 at 7:32
    
I added more of my code. Nothing that I change seems to be working. Do you see anything else wrong with what I have? – porcupine92 Oct 8 '14 at 7:53
up vote 1 down vote

You need to use:

return View::make('view2')->with(['name' => $name, 'age' => $age]);

to use

$name and $age in your template

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up vote 1 down vote

Since $things is already an array so you may use following approach but make the array associative:

$name = Input::get('name');
$age = Input::get('age');
$things = array('name' => $name, 'age' => $age);
return View::make('view2', $things);

So, you can access $name and $age in your view. Also, you may try this:

return View::make('view2')->with('name', $name)->with('age', $age);
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