This is what I get in return

code

model

public function buildMenu($menu, $parentid = 0) 
	{ 
	  $result = null;
	  foreach($menu as $item) 
	    if ($item->parent_id == $parentid) { 
	      $result .= "<li class='dd-item nested-list-item' data-order='{$item->order}' data-id='{$item->id}'>
	      <div class='dd-handle nested-list-handle'>
            <i class='fas fa-arrows-alt'></i>
	      </div>
	      <div class='nested-list-content'>{$item->title}
	        <div class='float-right'>
	          <a href='/admin/menusnav/{$item->id}'>Edit</a> |
	          <a href='#' class='delete_toggle text-danger' rel='{$item->id}'>Delete</a>
	        </div>
	      </div>".$this->buildMenu($menu, $item->id) . "</li>"; 
	    } 
	  return $result ?  "\n<ol class=\"dd-list\">\n$result</ol>\n" : null; 
	}
	// Getter for the HTML menu builder
	public function getHTML($items)
	{
		return $this->buildMenu($items);
  }

controller

public function index() {
                 $categories = Category::orderby('title', 'asc')->get();
		//navbar
		$navbars = NavbarMenu::orderby('order', 'asc')->get();

		$navbar = new NavbarMenu;
               $navbar = $navbar->getHTML($navbars);
        
        return view('admin.menus.index', compact('navbars', 'navbar'));
    }

and my blade

{!! $navbar !!}

Any idea what might cause the problem?

Hey, Thanks for the example code. I did it somewhat similar, but instead of dropping, just use a save button and serialize/save the entire form at once, and created a Twig macro for menu builder :)

I just have a few remarks/questions:

• You escape all input, ie. e(Input::get('order')). But isn't this unneeded because of Laravels ORM? Isn't it more logical to escape when displaying data?
  • You use dropCallback, which isn't in the linked version of Nestable. What fork do you use/recommend, as the original project doesn't seem to be maintained?
  • Instead of buildMenu function directly, you could also create a method to build a tree, and use that to create your menu. This would make the buildMenu function a tiny bit simpler and you could use the same tree to build the front-end menu. (Just a suggestion)
  • Isn't it best practice to create links to actions (or named routes), and not just (url('admin/menu/etc')). Doesn't matter that much, but when you are creating a tutorial, might as well use best practices.

Hi,

How do I get menu in front-end?

I mean when I use

$menus = TopMenu::orderby('order', 'asc')->get();
$topmenu = new TopMenu;
$topmenu = $topmenu->getHTML($menus);

I will get public function buildMenu($menu, $parentid = 0) from model which is include edit,delete buttons etc. at this point i only need to get menu items in order to show in navbar to users, what should i do?

Thanks.

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