If you do this you get an error:
<p>@if($foo)@if($bar)test@endif@endif</p>
And if you do this, you get <p> test </p>
, adding too much whitepace:
<p>@if($foo) @if($bar)test@endif @endif</p>
Is there a way to avoid this?
Try with a ternary operator, there is no whitespace control in Laravel
<p>{{ $foo ? ($bar ? 'test' : '') : ''}}</p>
You can add {{""}}
in between the code you want to close or connect without space.
<p>@if($foo)@if($bar)test@endif{{""}}@endif</p>
this appears to be getting a lot of search traffic so I figured I'd add an update to share how I'm handling this these days. Basically, it's a little more code but it ends up being stupid simple and very clean:
@if($foo)
<p>Test</p>
@elseif($bar)
<p>Test2</p>
@else
<p>Test3</p>
@endif
The moral of the story is when you're working with blade, don't try to cram a lot of conditionals within elements. Rather, have the result of the conditional contain the element. It's clean, easy to read, and with only a few more characters spent.
You could always use the hedronium/spaceless-blade package on packagist to add this functionality to Blade.
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