I am working with Laravel5.0 . I want to add paginate()
to the following function of my controller part.
public function index()
{
try{
$val=DB::connection()->getDatabaseName();
if(DB::connection()->getDatabaseName()) {
//$bRecord = DB::table('bills')->orderBy('Date', 'desc')->paginate(4);
$bRecord = DB::table('bills')
->join('clients', 'bills.ClientID', '=', 'clients.ClientID')
->select('bills.ReceiptID', 'bills.ClientID', 'bills.Paid', 'bills.Date','bills.ReceivedBy',
'clients.ClientName')
->get();
return view('bills.billRecord')->with('bRecord', $bRecord);
}else{
$er="/connection status: database error";
return view('home')->with('error',$er); //'error' is passed to home
}
}catch (\Exception $e){
$er="/connection status: database error";
return view('home')->with('error',$er);
}
}
if I add paginate here, it shows error. "Call to a member function paginate() on array"
$bRecord = DB::table('bills')
->join('clients', 'bills.ClientID', '=', 'clients.ClientID')
->select('bills.ReceiptID', 'bills.ClientID', 'bills.Paid', 'bills.Date','bills.ReceivedBy',
'clients.ClientName')
->get()->paginate(4);
How can I use paginate()
here?
Example from Laravel 5.0 Pagination documentation:
$users = DB::table('users')->paginate(15);
So try to change last line of your example from
->get()->paginate(4);
to
->paginate(4);