Framework: [REQUEST] ->withSuccesses();

[LasseRafn]

Any idea of ever implementing a functionality to allow us to handle success messages the same way errors are dealt with?

Like this:

@if($successes->count() > 0)
    @foreach($successes->all() as $success)
        {{ $success }}
    @endforeach
@endif

"successes" could have another name though.

I know that you could make your own method for doing so, or even create a similar implementation and use that. There might even be libraries that does this, but I still see it as a thing that the framework could handle by default. Just like you handle errors, you will usually handle successes too. ("You successfully created an account" - for example)

Again, I know that you can do it simply by doing:

Controller

...
return Redirect::to('some-site')->with('success', 'Done!');
...

View

@if( session('success') )
    {{ session('success') }}
@endif

But a function like ->withSuccesses([ 'Done!' ]); would be so much easier and way prettier (+ allow autocompletion in the IDE)

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I know that this question has been asked before, but I decided to give it a shot again.

• However, I couldn't find any other "issues" regarding this.

[dwightwatson]

The redirector actually supports dynamic withs, so you could do withSuccess('Done') or withSuccesses(['Done']) and access them from the session as success and successes.

[LasseRafn]

What?! How can they have thought of every little detail... I love Laravel.

Thanks! :o)

On 17. maj 2016, at 09.09, Dwight Watson [email protected] wrote:

The redirector actually supports dynamic withs, so you could do withSuccess('Done') or withSuccesses(['Done']) and access them from the session as success and successes.

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[mustafaaloko]

@GrahamCampbell, if this is solved, why is it still open?

[GrahamCampbell]

@mustafaaloko Because @LasseRafn didn't close it?