I'm trying to send an email through Laravel, but I'm getting this error:
Undefined variable: contactEmail
Even though it got defined above it. What is going wrong here?
Controller
$contactName = Input::get('name');
$contactEmail = Input::get('email');
$contactMessage = Input::get('message');
$data = array('name'=>$contactName, 'email'=>$contactEmail, 'message'=>$contactMessage);
Mail::send('template.mail', $data, function($message)
{
$message->from($contactEmail, $contactName);
$message->to('[email protected]', 'myName')->subject('Mail via aallouch.com');
});
EDIT:
template.mail
Name: {{$name}}
Email: {{$email}}
Message:{{$message}}
As your $data variable is defined as:
$data = array(
'name'=>$contactName,
'email'=>$contactEmail,
'message'=>$contactMessage
);
You won't have a $data available in your view, but you can use directly:
{{ $name }}
{{ $email }}
{{ $message }}
EDIT:
And your controller should have:
$contactName = Input::get('name');
$contactEmail = Input::get('email');
$contactMessage = Input::get('message');
$data = array('name'=>$contactName, 'email'=>$contactEmail, 'message'=>$contactMessage);
Mail::send('template.mail', $data, function($message) use ($contactEmail, $contactName)
{
$message->from($contactEmail, $contactName);
$message->to('[email protected]', 'myName')->subject('Mail via aallouch.com');
});
You must pass your variables to the closure using
use ($contactEmail, $contactName)
As shown above.