Saturday, 15 September 2012

laravel - Pagination giving odd error -


I am trying to implement pointing on page and even what I have so far.

Controller in my head:

  public function showIndex () {$ countries = country: PageGate (5); See Return: Creating ('Index') - & gt; Together ('country', $ country); }  

And in my opinion, I am just doing this:

   

However, it produces an extremely long error, it is too long to fully post:

Brighten \ endorsement \ Paginator Object (Lighten the factory: Protected) \ endorsement \ Factory Object ([Request: protected] =>

Brighten \ html \ object object ([json: protected] => [sessionStore: protected ] <(Parameter: protected) => array ()) [request] =>

=> [attribute] => symphony \ component \ htp foundation \ foot The metabag object

Symfony \ Component \ HttpFoundation \ ParameterBag object ([parameter: secure]

=> array ()) [query] => symphony \ component \ htp foundation \ parameterbag

< P> object ([parameter: protected] => array ()) [server] =>

Symphony \ component \ HTPF Foundation \ serverbug object ([parameter: protected] =>

Geeko / 20100101 Firefox / 36.0 [HTTP_ACCEPT] =>

Text / html, ([HTTP_USER_AGENT] => Mozilla / 5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv: 36.0)

Application Ation / xhtml + xml, application / xml; Q = 0.9, / ; Q = 0.8

[HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE] => N-US, N; Q = 0.5 [HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING] => Gzip,

deflate [http_COOKIE] =>

What am I doing wrong? Am I missing something?

I'm going to post an answer for clarification "error" You There is no error at all. This is very long, because it's full time for :: PageGate (5) method if you scroll down too much of this print_r statement , You should be able to set your result. For example, search for id of one of your results and you should enter Array ([id] = & gt; 1 [column_2] => gt [column_3] = & gt; Y ... where column_N is the name of the column in your table.

The easiest rule of thumb when using Laravel:

If you return a collection, use the foreach loop.

And this means that if you use the - & Gt; or -> Paginated () , Your results by using @foreach Go through ($ item AS $ item) .

Hopefully provided some explanation.


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