Solution
$data = array(
'partner' => Input::get('partner'),
'email' => Input::get('email'),
.......
);
$dbData = [your database result as an array of key/value pairs, just as your $data];
$mergedData = array_merge($data, $dbData);
Mail::send('emails.thanks', $mergedData, function($message) use ($mergedData) {
$message->to($mergedData->email, $mergedData->name)->from('[email protected]', 'fromName')
replyTo('[email protected]', 'fromName')->subject($mergedData->subject);
}
Last updated
2 years ago.
It wouold be better to put the code in a seperate class or on your model, instead of cluttering up your controller.....
Last updated
2 years ago.
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