Method Illuminate\View\View::__toString() must not throw an exception about laravel-dompdf HOT 7 CLOSED

Try array('data' => $data) instead of $data

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Tried what you said:

public function pdf()
{
$data = DailyReports::all();
$pdf = PDF::loadView('reports.daily', array('data' => $data));
return $pdf->download('report.pdf');
}

Still same error

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And can you show the view? Have you tried a simple view, for testing?
Probably some error in your view.
Op 4 dec. 2013 21:55 schreef "Lee Stables" [email protected]:

Tried what you said:

public function pdf()
{
$data = DailyReports::all();
$pdf = PDF::loadView('reports.daily', array('data' => $data));
return $pdf->download('report.pdf');
}

Still same error

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Or yeah, shit! the view i used chart.js need to do a new view then I'm guessing Sorry dude for bothering you

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So by creating a new view I just put in {{{ $data }}} which worked but then the pdf shows an array of data can i just do a foreach loop and put some styling to it?

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It should just work the same as a normal view. So you can use blade etc to
do a foreach as usual yes.
Op 4 dec. 2013 22:00 schreef "Lee Stables" [email protected]:

So by creating a new view I just put in {{{ $data }}} which worked but
then the pdf shows an array of data can i just do a foreach loop and put
some styling to it?

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Sweet, your a legend, and thanks for the super, super quick replies!!

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