Laravel 5 Form :: model（...）默认转义？

Question

Maybe this is a simple thing that I'm missing, but in my laravel blade template I have something like:

{{ Form::model(....) }}
    ... my fields ...
{{ Form::close() }}

This results with escaped HTML so the form tag is actually printed to the screen. However, if I do:

{!! Form::model(....) !!}
    ... my fields ...
{!! Form::close() !!}

it works as expected. Do I always need to use the {!! ... !!} when outputting html? All the tutorials I've read up on just show using the normal convention of {{ Form::model(...) }} to open the form. Thanks for any advice! Using Laravel 5 fwiw.

Answer 1

That is correct.

Laravel 4

{{ ... }} for raw html
{{{ ... }}} for escaping with htmlentities()

Laravel 5

{!! ... !!} for raw html
{{{ ... }}} for explicitly escaped content
{{ ... }} for the default behavior (which is escaped as well)

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If you don't like it you can change all 3 of those tags with these methods:

Blade::setRawTags($openTag, $closeTag);
Blade::setContentTags($openTag, $closeTag);
Blade::setEscapedContentTags($openTag, $closeTag);

To restore the way how Laravel 4 handled things, you can do this:

Blade::setRawTags('{{', '}}');
Blade::setEscapedContentTags('{{{', '}}}');