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Learn how to effectively display success messages when saving data in Laravel 7.3.5 using `compact()` and `- with()`. This guide offers clear steps to implement this feature effectively.
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How to Show Save Success Message Using compact() and ->with() in Laravel 7.3.5

When working with Laravel, providing feedback to users about the success of their actions is crucial for a good user experience. One common scenario is showing a success message after saving data, such as a form submission. In this guide, we'll dive into how to correctly implement a “data saved successfully” message using the compact() and ->with() methods in Laravel 7.3.5.

Understanding the Problem

You might find yourself in a situation where you need to display a success message after saving data in your Laravel application. If you're using the return view method and trying to pass a success message but it doesn't seem to work, you may be encountering common pitfalls. For example, you might see code like this:

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However, if this doesn't show the success message as expected, you'll need to ensure your implementation is correct.

Solution: Implementing the Success Message

Step 1: Returning the View

The recommended approach to pass data to your view along with a success message is to use the with() function correctly. You can do this as follows:

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This code snippet returns the view while simultaneously passing along the $acc_app variable and the success message.

Alternative method

While the above method is preferred, there’s also an alternative way to pass data, using associative arrays. Here’s how that looks:

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While both methods are valid, using ->with() tends to be more straightforward and readable.

Step 2: Displaying the Success Message in the View

Once you have passed the success message to your view, you need to display it. This is done using session flash messages in Laravel. Here’s how you can implement this in your view file:

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Breakdown of the Code

Session::has('success'): This checks if there is a success message stored in the session.

session('success'): This retrieves and displays the success message.

Alert Structure: The alert is structured in a Bootstrap alert-box format, ensuring it looks good and is dismissible.

Conclusion

Successfully displaying a success message in Laravel after performing an action like saving data enhances user experience significantly. By using compact() and ->with(), you can streamline the passing of variables and messages to your views. Make sure to follow the above steps carefully, and you should see those success messages appearing as expected.

By ensuring clean implementations and understanding the role of session management in Laravel, you can effectively deliver feedback to users, making their interaction with your application much more satisfying.

Keep experimenting and happy coding!