As a tradition of posting little things here on the blog, one more useful detail. What do you do when you need to show a loop in Blade with foreach, but the list might be empty? You probably write if-else statement around it, right?
There’s a “magic” loop structure called forelse. Here’s how it works.
Instead of:
@if ($users->count())
@foreach ($users as $user)
This is user {{ $user->id }}
@endforeach
@else
No users found.
@endif
You can use this:
@forelse ($users as $user)
This is user {{ $user->id }}
@empty
No users found.
@endforelse
Nice, isn’t it?
Hello, how can we user several forelse’s and one empty?
Thanks in advance.
My mind is officially blown….plus that meme also helped blow it
Is @empty optional?
Yes
Really good?
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@forelse( $order_positions as $single_position )
id }}}}”>{{ $single_position->article_number }}{{ $single_position->quantity }}
@empty
$order->id ] ) }}”>add position
@endforelse
How to solve declaring a table template before forelse?