I am running v4.0.0-rc.3, and I was generating some excel output from a view. Because of the toolbar debugging, I kept getting the "<!-- DEBUG-VIEW (yadda yadda)" in the output (which is fine since I saw that the toolbar was generating that via the View collector). I disabled (commented out), the Views collector in app\config\Toolbar.php, and everything worked great. However, other stuff started to break.
I have my app set up so there is a primary layout file in views, with many "partial" views that I use. As long as the Views collector is enabled, I can reference variables passed to the layout view within the sub-views, but once I disable it, they are no longer available. I don't really care which way it is, as long as it stays consistent. I'm afraid when I go to production and have the Toolbar disabled, my app will stop working.
Here is an example:
In a controller, I call:
return view('layouts/primary', ['foo'=>'bar']);
in the primary.php view, I have:
[CODE]
echo $foo;
echo view('layouts/blocks/navigation');
[/CODE]
Within the navigation view file, I have:
[CODE]
echo $foo;
[/CODE]
When I execute this with the TOOLBAR VIEWS FILTER ENABLED, I get "barbar", but when I disable the views collector, I get an error indicating that the variable $foo is not defined in the navigation view.
I am running v4.0.0-rc.3, and I was generating some excel output from a view. Because of the toolbar debugging, I kept getting the "<!-- DEBUG-VIEW (yadda yadda)" in the output (which is fine since I saw that the toolbar was generating that via the View collector). I disabled (commented out), the Views collector in app\config\Toolbar.php, and everything worked great. However, other stuff started to break.
I have my app set up so there is a primary layout file in views, with many "partial" views that I use. As long as the Views collector is enabled, I can reference variables passed to the layout view within the sub-views, but once I disable it, they are no longer available. I don't really care which way it is, as long as it stays consistent. I'm afraid when I go to production and have the Toolbar disabled, my app will stop working.
Here is an example:
In a controller, I call:
return view('layouts/primary', ['foo'=>'bar']);
in the primary.php view, I have:
[CODE]
echo $foo;
echo view('layouts/blocks/navigation');
[/CODE]
Within the navigation view file, I have:
[CODE]
echo $foo;
[/CODE]
When I execute this with the TOOLBAR VIEWS FILTER ENABLED, I get "barbar", but when I disable the views collector, I get an error indicating that the variable $foo is not defined in the navigation view.