PascalKleefeld said:

       @foreach($links as $link)
           <p><a href="{{ $link->link }}">{{ $link->link }}</a>, {{ $link->cats->get(0)->cat_name}}</p>
       @endforeach

$link->link does work, but $link->cats->cat_name doesn't.

How can i get values from a deeper layer of each array?

Thanks guys! :)

I'm surprised $link->link worked. You're working with associate arrays so you should access them like an array. Also ::get is a Collection method. Your are working with a primitive array so ::get will fail.

        @foreach($links as $link)
            <p><a href="{{ $link['link'] }}">{{ $link['link'] }}</a>, {{ $link['cats'][0][cat_name] }}</p>
        @endforeach

If you remove the ::toArray call your current view implementation should work.

Try removing $links->toArray(); statement. I believe you do not need that.

Hi, thanks for your answers.

I still can't access 'cats'. My object looks like this:

{"id":1,"user_id":1,"cat_id":3,"link":"http:\/\/www.google.de","active":0,"description":"","created_at":"2014-07-16 19:46:23","updated_at":"2014-07-16 19:46:23",
"cats":[
{"id":1,"cat_name":"Design","created_at":"2014-07-16 00:00:00","updated_at":"2014-07-16 00:00:00","pivot":{"link_id":1,"cat_id":1}}
]}, 

Is this correct? I think i could geht $link->cats->cat_name...But i get the error :

Undefined property: Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Collection::$cat_name

Oh my god, thank you so much christoffertyrefors!

I've spend hours for this. I will read your recommendation.

Thank you!!! :)

Welcome to laravel ;)