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Thanks, what's the best place to put that code?

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I use view composers which I usually place in app/composers.php and require at the end of app/start/global.php

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that's normal, because you extends the master page !

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stephanecoinon said:

I use view composers which I usually place in app/composers.php and require at the end of app/start/global.php

Thanks, i'll try with composers, but anyway, why it does inherit a variable from my master.blade.php? I am overwriting that section in a child view. Why?

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heihachi88 said:

stephanecoinon said:

I use view composers which I usually place in app/composers.php and require at the end of app/start/global.php

Thanks, i'll try with composers, but anyway, why it does inherit a variable from my master.blade.php? I am overwriting that section in a child view. Why?

In my opinion, it's not the master layout's job to know about SEO or view-specific stuff, it is the controller's or view's job. What I usually do it is either use a view composer, a section or pass it from the controller. It depends on where you need the data (ie which views will consume the data).

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