I’m using carbon to get today’s date and format it in a laravel blade template, which is not a problem at all, but when it comes to incrementing I’m having an issue
I’m currently testing with just adding a single day, but I want to actually create table headers for today and the next 7 days.
In my blade I have:
<?php use CarbonCarbon; $date = Carbon::now()->format('m/d/Y'); ?> <thead> <tr> <th>{{$date}}</th> <th>{{$date->addDay()}}</th> </tr> </thead>
But it’s saying that I’m calling addDay
on a string, which makes sense because I’m formatting the date that way.
Is there a way I can keep this date format of mm/dd/yyyy but also create a loop using something like addDay on that format? I just want to increment for the next 7 days and use those dates as table headers
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Answer
could you try this
<?php use CarbonCarbon; $format = 'm/d/Y'; $date = Carbon::now(); ?> <thead> <tr> <th>{{$date->format($format)}}</th> <th>{{$date->addDay()->format($format)}}</th> </tr> </thead>