Sorry if the title is misleading...
I have the following to create a select box using the laravel Form facade:
{{ Form::select('category_select', $categories_select, null, array('class' => 'selectpicker show-tick', 'data-live-search' => 'true', 'id' => 'category_select')) }}
Now $catgories_select
is a pluck()
of id and name.
I want to do the same for another select (Tax rules) but there I want to have it like the following:
<option value="id">$value1 ($value2)</option>
How can I do this?
If you pluck
the models before the view, you'll need two collections. But you could just do one query, then pluck inline. Let's assume $categories
is your queried collection before the pluck
:
{{ Form::select('category_select', $categories->pluck('name', 'id'), null) }}
Then on the other you'd pluck
a mutated property:
{{ Form::select('category_select_tax', $categories->pluck('compositeName', 'id'), null) }}
And then, on your Category
model you'd have:
public function getCompositeNameAttribute()
{
return "{$this->name} ({$this->value2})";
}