循环时在URL :: route（）中回显动态路由名称

Question

I have an array in which each Section holds information about its status and route name:

$sections = array(
    'Section_1' => array(
        'status' => 1,
        'route' => 'section1.route'
        ),
    'Section_2' => array(
        'status' => 0,
        'route' => 'section2.route'
        ),
    'Section_3' => array(
        'status' => 1,
        'route' => 'section3.route'
        )
    );

I'm trying to loop through it to create a HTML list.

I tried this (1):

@foreach ($sections as $dataName => $details)
    <li>
        <a href="{{ URL::route($details['route']) }}">{{ $dataName }}</a>
    </li>
@endforeach

This (2):

@foreach ($sections as $dataName => $details)
    <li>
        <?php $routeName = $details['route']; ?>
        <a href="{{ URL::route($routeName) }}">{{{ $dataName }}}</a>
    </li>
@endforeach

And this (3):

@foreach ($sections as $dataName => $details)
    <li>
        <?php $routeName = URL::route($details['route']); ?>
        <a href="<?php echo $routeName; ?>">{{{ $dataName }}}</a>
    </li>
@endforeach

All of the above throw the same error:

Route [] not defined.

InvalidArgumentException("Route [{$name}] not defined.")

All the routes in the array exist - checked them for typos and so on. I have a feeling this might be something tiny but I don't see what. Any ideas?

PS. I'm aware I can store full routes in the array, like 'route' => URL::route('section1.route') etc. But what is wrong with the pieces of code above?

EDIT: Sample route

Route::get('user/show/section1',
    array(
        'before' => 'auth',
        'uses' => 'UserController@showSection1',
        'as' => 'section1.route'
        )
    );

I'm using named routes.

Answer 1

Ok, after simple test, i create simulation code like below.

On my routes i set this:

Route::get('user/show/section1',
    array(
        'before' => 'auth',
        'uses'   => 'HomeController@showWelcome',
        'as'     => 'section1.route'
    )
);

Route::get('user/show/section2',
    array(
        'before' => 'auth',
        'uses'   => 'HomeController@s2',
        'as'     => 'section2.route'
    )
);
Route::get('user/show/section3',
    array(
        'before' => 'auth',
        'uses'   => 'HomeController@s2',
        'as'     => 'section3.route'
    )
);

And simulated method on my controller:

public function showWelcome()
    {
        $sections = array(
            'Section_1' => array(
                'status' => 1,
                'route' => 'section1.route'
            ),
            'Section_2' => array(
                'status' => 0,
                'route' => 'section2.route'
            ),
            'Section_3' => array(
                'status' => 1,
                'route' => 'section3.route'
            )
        );

        return View::make('hello')->with('sections', $sections);
    }

    public function s2()
    {

    }

    public function s3()
    {

    }

Then loop it on view using your first method

@foreach($sections as $dataName => $details)
    <li>
        <a href="{{ URL::route($details['route']) }}">{{ $dataName }}</a>
    </li>
@endforeach

And yes, i got the result as a html link:

 <li>
    <a href="http://exam.com/public/user/show/section1">Section_1</a>
 </li>
 <li>
    <a href="http://exam.com/public/user/show/section2">Section_2</a>
 </li>
 <li>
    <a href="http://exam.com/public/user/show/section2">Section_3</a>
 </li>

So check your routes.php, check if another routes taking your controller method. Its between your routes and your controller. The array has passed to view in correct way. Nothing to do with it.