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Laravel - What is the effective or logical design pattern to handle if / else in a view

Currently i have a pretty big project, where i need to store different data for different type of users.

I need to store body details for models.

The problem what i am stuck with is that, female will have different body information than male, and agencies, photographers dont need body information, and the users are in groups

group 3 - Model
group 4 - Agency
group 5 - photographer

In my views i am currently doing this

if ($group == 3 && $gender == 2) 
{
    // load female body information (lot of details)
} 
elseif ($group == 3 && $gender == 1) 
{
   // load male body information (lot of details)
} 
else 
{
    // load just work explerience & company info
}

Is store the users information broken in 3 tables

users         . login information
users_details - users details, like first last name gender ect
users_body    - Body information for models both female / male

So why i am asking for a hint for a more effective way because i will need this type of information shown on 3 different pages, and i think it will get messy and will result lot of code duplications

If someone could give me a hint on any advice would be happy

thank you

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Web Student Avatar asked Dec 30 '25 13:12

Web Student


1 Answers

Handle this logic outside the view and have the result of the logic set a variable for the view with the appropriate result. As for avoiding the 'if-tree' the strategy pattern may come in useful depending on the situation.

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daylerees Avatar answered Jan 02 '26 02:01

daylerees



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