Undefined variable: Skills (View: C:\xampp\htdocs\apcjobs\resources\views\skillsemployee\skillsdatabase\skills.blade.php)

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Use return view('skillsemployee\skillsdatabase\skills', compact('Skills')); And please learn to name your variables with lowercase letters

Source: stackoverflow.com

Answered By: Khaldoun Nd

Method #2

This error message indicates that there is an undefined variable named "Skills" in the specified view file (skills.blade.php) located at C:\xampp\htdocs\apcjobs\resources\views\skillsemployee\skillsdatabase\skills.blade.php.

To resolve this error, you will need to make sure that the "Skills" variable is properly defined and passed to the view file from the controller or the view composer.

You can check if the variable is properly defined in the controller by looking for the following code:

bash
return view('skillsemployee.skillsdatabase.skills', ['Skills' => $Skills]);

In this example, the "Skills" variable is passed to the view using an array with the key "Skills" and the value "$Skills", which should be defined in the controller.

Alternatively, if you are using a view composer to pass the variable to the view, you can check if the following code is present:

sql
View::composer('skillsemployee.skillsdatabase.skills', function ($view) {
    $view->with('Skills', $Skills);
});

In this example, the "Skills" variable is passed to the view using the "with" method, which should be defined in the view composer.

Once you have properly defined and passed the "Skills" variable to the view, the error message should be resolved.