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Question

I am working with an existing database where I have a table named pnc_members

Because laravel interprets that name incorrectly I placed

protected $table = 'pnc_members';

in the pnc_members.php model to solve that problem.

In my controller I get the table data with

$members = pnc_members::paginate(10);

however; I get an error in the view members.blade.php when I insert the pagination link

{{ $members->links() }}

The error is ErrorException (E_ERROR) Call to undefined method App\\Models\\pnc_members::links() (View: C:\\wamp64\\www\\pnc-system\\resources\\views\\members.blade.php) Previous exceptions Call to undefined method App\\Models\\pnc_members::links()

So it seems like it is confusing $members with the protect directive for the table!

I've tried changing the variable to another name used in the get (ie $members_pg) and it still does not work!

Any help will be much appreciated.

Answer 1

I figured it out!

I added a line to the controller then used to see what it captured and that looked good.

The returned view adding array with the $pages variable to be passed to the blade as follows:

I then put {{$pages} into my blade and it works perfectly.

Why it does not work the other way I don't really know, but at least I got it resolved.

Thanks//

Answer 2

If your table is pnc_members, your Model name must be PncMember.

So first of all make sure you have this model and then in your controller you can use

$members = PncMember::paginate(5);