How to print table data in Laravel 5.6?
in My Larvel 5.6 app I am working with mysql db. and in my application I have vehicle table with following columns,
vehicles,
id category number brand model
1 car 123 bmw 520d
2 van 258 ford mark
3 car 256 benz ultra
4 car 259 bmw 520d
etc
and I am going to group all models of the table and printing here as My controller,
public function modelstatic()
{
$models = Vehicle::groupBy('modelname')->select('id', 'modelname', DB::raw('COUNT(*) as cnt'))->get();
return view('modelreports.modelstatic')->withModels($models);
}
my printing blade file is this,
@foreach($models as $model)
{{ $model->modelname }}
@endforeach
it is printing well as
520d
mark
ultra
now I need print in-front of model name there brand name as
520d - bmw
mark - ford
ultra - benz
Then how can I do this now? I have separate Models for brand and model and still there are not relationship between Models. how can I do this, may I need relationship or may I could print brand name via vehicle table data?
php mysql laravel laravel-5 eloquent
edited Nov 18 '18 at 15:50
Steve Nosse
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asked Nov 18 '18 at 11:36
FernandoFernando
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in My Larvel 5.6 app I am working with mysql db. and in my application I have vehicle table with following columns,
vehicles,
id category number brand model
1 car 123 bmw 520d
2 van 258 ford mark
3 car 256 benz ultra
4 car 259 bmw 520d
etc
and I am going to group all models of the table and printing here as My controller,
public function modelstatic()
{
$models = Vehicle::groupBy('modelname')->select('id', 'modelname', DB::raw('COUNT(*) as cnt'))->get();
return view('modelreports.modelstatic')->withModels($models);
}
my printing blade file is this,
@foreach($models as $model)
{{ $model->modelname }}
@endforeach
it is printing well as
520d
mark
ultra
now I need print in-front of model name there brand name as
520d - bmw
mark - ford
ultra - benz
Then how can I do this now? I have separate Models for brand and model and still there are not relationship between Models. how can I do this, may I need relationship or may I could print brand name via vehicle table data?
php mysql laravel laravel-5 eloquent
edited Nov 18 '18 at 15:50
Steve Nosse
213111
asked Nov 18 '18 at 11:36
FernandoFernando
163114
add a comment |
in My Larvel 5.6 app I am working with mysql db. and in my application I have vehicle table with following columns,
vehicles,
id category number brand model
1 car 123 bmw 520d
2 van 258 ford mark
3 car 256 benz ultra
4 car 259 bmw 520d
etc
and I am going to group all models of the table and printing here as My controller,
public function modelstatic()
{
$models = Vehicle::groupBy('modelname')->select('id', 'modelname', DB::raw('COUNT(*) as cnt'))->get();
return view('modelreports.modelstatic')->withModels($models);
}
my printing blade file is this,
@foreach($models as $model)
{{ $model->modelname }}
@endforeach
it is printing well as
520d
mark
ultra
now I need print in-front of model name there brand name as
520d - bmw
mark - ford
ultra - benz
Then how can I do this now? I have separate Models for brand and model and still there are not relationship between Models. how can I do this, may I need relationship or may I could print brand name via vehicle table data?
php mysql laravel laravel-5 eloquent
edited Nov 18 '18 at 15:50
Steve Nosse
213111
asked Nov 18 '18 at 11:36
FernandoFernando
163114
in My Larvel 5.6 app I am working with mysql db. and in my application I have vehicle table with following columns,
vehicles,
id category number brand model
1 car 123 bmw 520d
2 van 258 ford mark
3 car 256 benz ultra
4 car 259 bmw 520d
etc
and I am going to group all models of the table and printing here as My controller,
public function modelstatic()
{
$models = Vehicle::groupBy('modelname')->select('id', 'modelname', DB::raw('COUNT(*) as cnt'))->get();
return view('modelreports.modelstatic')->withModels($models);
}
my printing blade file is this,
@foreach($models as $model)
{{ $model->modelname }}
@endforeach
it is printing well as
520d
mark
ultra
now I need print in-front of model name there brand name as
520d - bmw
mark - ford
ultra - benz
Then how can I do this now? I have separate Models for brand and model and still there are not relationship between Models. how can I do this, may I need relationship or may I could print brand name via vehicle table data?
php mysql laravel laravel-5 eloquent
php mysql laravel laravel-5 eloquent
edited Nov 18 '18 at 15:50
Steve Nosse
213111
asked Nov 18 '18 at 11:36
FernandoFernando
163114
edited Nov 18 '18 at 15:50
Steve Nosse
213111
asked Nov 18 '18 at 11:36
FernandoFernando
163114
edited Nov 18 '18 at 15:50
Steve Nosse
213111
edited Nov 18 '18 at 15:50
Steve Nosse
213111
edited Nov 18 '18 at 15:50
Steve Nosse
213111
213111
asked Nov 18 '18 at 11:36
FernandoFernando
163114
asked Nov 18 '18 at 11:36
FernandoFernando
163114
asked Nov 18 '18 at 11:36
FernandoFernando
163114
163114
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The same way you select the model name column, you must also select the brand column, and then print the model with his brand name.
Try this :
In your controller :
public function modelstatic(){
$models = Vehicle::groupBy('modelname')->select('id', 'modelname', 'brand', DB::raw('COUNT(*) as cnt'))->get();
return view('modelreports.modelstatic')->withModels($models);
}
and in your view :
@foreach($models as $model)
{{ $model->modelname }} - {{ $model->brand }}
@endforeach
Hope my answer helps!
answered Nov 18 '18 at 12:04
Steve NosseSteve Nosse
213111
well, it is working fine you save my day all
– Fernando
Nov 18 '18 at 12:39
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The same way you select the model name column, you must also select the brand column, and then print the model with his brand name.
Try this :
In your controller :
public function modelstatic(){
$models = Vehicle::groupBy('modelname')->select('id', 'modelname', 'brand', DB::raw('COUNT(*) as cnt'))->get();
return view('modelreports.modelstatic')->withModels($models);
}
and in your view :
@foreach($models as $model)
{{ $model->modelname }} - {{ $model->brand }}
@endforeach
Hope my answer helps!
answered Nov 18 '18 at 12:04
Steve NosseSteve Nosse
213111
well, it is working fine you save my day all
– Fernando
Nov 18 '18 at 12:39
add a comment |
The same way you select the model name column, you must also select the brand column, and then print the model with his brand name.
Try this :
In your controller :
public function modelstatic(){
$models = Vehicle::groupBy('modelname')->select('id', 'modelname', 'brand', DB::raw('COUNT(*) as cnt'))->get();
return view('modelreports.modelstatic')->withModels($models);
}
and in your view :
@foreach($models as $model)
{{ $model->modelname }} - {{ $model->brand }}
@endforeach
Hope my answer helps!
answered Nov 18 '18 at 12:04
Steve NosseSteve Nosse
213111
well, it is working fine you save my day all
– Fernando
Nov 18 '18 at 12:39
add a comment |
The same way you select the model name column, you must also select the brand column, and then print the model with his brand name.
Try this :
In your controller :
public function modelstatic(){
$models = Vehicle::groupBy('modelname')->select('id', 'modelname', 'brand', DB::raw('COUNT(*) as cnt'))->get();
return view('modelreports.modelstatic')->withModels($models);
}
and in your view :
@foreach($models as $model)
{{ $model->modelname }} - {{ $model->brand }}
@endforeach
Hope my answer helps!
answered Nov 18 '18 at 12:04
Steve NosseSteve Nosse
213111
The same way you select the model name column, you must also select the brand column, and then print the model with his brand name.
Try this :
In your controller :
public function modelstatic(){
$models = Vehicle::groupBy('modelname')->select('id', 'modelname', 'brand', DB::raw('COUNT(*) as cnt'))->get();
return view('modelreports.modelstatic')->withModels($models);
}
and in your view :
@foreach($models as $model)
{{ $model->modelname }} - {{ $model->brand }}
@endforeach
Hope my answer helps!
answered Nov 18 '18 at 12:04
Steve NosseSteve Nosse
213111
answered Nov 18 '18 at 12:04
Steve NosseSteve Nosse
213111
answered Nov 18 '18 at 12:04
Steve NosseSteve Nosse
213111
answered Nov 18 '18 at 12:04
Steve NosseSteve Nosse
213111
213111
well, it is working fine you save my day all
– Fernando
Nov 18 '18 at 12:39
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well, it is working fine you save my day all
– Fernando
Nov 18 '18 at 12:39
well, it is working fine you save my day all
– Fernando
Nov 18 '18 at 12:39
well, it is working fine you save my day all
– Fernando
Nov 18 '18 at 12:39
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