How to include a sub-view in Blade templates

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I am trying to set up a site using laravel  but I m really having trouble with basic things that the documentation just doesn t cover   In this case  I see that it says I can include one view inside another by using  include  view name    What is view name  Where is it saved  I tried creating a file app views view name blade php  but it wasn t read  How does the file name map to the blade name

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When you use laravel modules  you may add the name s module   include  cimple  shared posts list

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As of Laravel 5 6  if you have this kind of structure and you want to include another blade file inside a subfolder    --- views   ------- parentFolder  Folder    ---------- name blade php  Blade File    ---------- childFolder  Folder    -------------- mypage blade php  Blade File   name blade php     lt html gt         include  parentFolder childFolder mypage      lt  html gt

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EDIT  Below was the preferred solution in 2014  Nowadays you should use  include  as mentioned in the other answer     In Laravel views the dot is used as folder separator  So for example I have this code  return View  make  auth details   array  id    gt   id      which points to app views auth details blade php  And to include a view inside a view you do like this   file  layout blade php   lt html gt     lt html stuff gt     yield  content    lt  html gt    file  hello blade php   extends  layout     section  content      lt html stuff gt   stop

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You can use the blade template engine     include  view name       view name  would live in your main views folder       for laravel 4 X app views view name blade php       for laravel 5 X resources views view name blade php   Another example   include  hello world      would display the following view     for laravel 4 X app views hello world blade php     for laravel 5 X resources views hello world blade php   Another example   include  some directory structure foo      would display the following view     for Laravel 4 X app views some directory structure foo blade php     for Laravel 5 X resources views some directory structure foo blade php   So basically the dot notation defines the directory hierarchy that your view is in  followed by the view name  relative to app views folder for laravel 4 x or your resources views folder in laravel 5 x  ADDITIONAL  If you want to pass parameters   include  view name   array  paramName    gt   value     You can then use the value in your views like so  lt p gt    paramName   lt  p gt

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