This is really difficult for me to wrap my head around, so please excuse me if I don't give a good enough explanation of the situation.
I have a table "tasks", and the only column that I'm really using for this problem is | tasks_id |
.
I created another table "subtasks", and it has these relevant columns:
| subtasks_id | subtasks_title | subtasks_tasks_id |
For each row in the table "tasks", there are n
rows of subtasks with a different subtasks_id
but the same subtasks_tasks_id
.
I print the tasks
by passing them to an array in my HomeController and looping through the array in the blade template. For every TASK, how would I also loop every SUBTASK, which has the same subtasks_tasks_id
and the tasks' tasks_id
?
Is there a way to use the ->where()
clause in the blade template? I'm quite new to Laravel, also I didn't know how to word this into a google search so please do forgive my ignorance. Thank you in advanced.
P.S. I will keep on trying to solve this unless someone gives me an answer beforehand, if I do solve it I will post my answer, if not, please don't hesitate trying to help me :P, thank you again.
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