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I am trying to pass custom data App\Review and App\Reviewer into the notification message.
App\Review
App\Reviewer
However, it seems the email message cannot access those values, resulting in an error. Both $review and $reviewer are null.
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This is how the notification is set up. Where did I get it wrong?
<?php namespace App\Notifications; use Illuminate\Bus\Queueable; use Illuminate\Notifications\Messages\MailMessage; use Illuminate\Notifications\Notification; class ReviewDueSoon extends Notification { use Queueable; public $review; public $reviewer; /** * Create a new notification instance. */ public function __construct($review, $reviewer) { $this->review = $review; $this->reviewer = $reviewer; ... } public function via($notifiable) { return ['mail']; } public function toMail($notifiable) { $mailMessage = new MailMessage(); ... // $this->review is null // $this->reviewer is null return $mailMessage; } }
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I think I figured out the issue: For the scheduled notifications to work, the notification initializer must take exactly one parameter.
So, instead of:
$reviewer->notifyAt(new ReviewDueSoon($review, $reviewer), $when, $meta);
This should be used:
$reviewer->notifyAt(new ReviewDueSoon([ "review" => $review, "reviewer" => $reviewer ]), $when, $meta );
Then, in the notification constructor, we set up the notification like this:
public function __construct($review, $params) { $this->review = $params["review"]; $this->reviewer = $params["reviewer"]; ... }
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Thanks @hktang !
Feel free to PR a fix to this issue, as it would be good to support multi params
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I am trying to pass custom data
App\Review
andApp\Reviewer
into the notification message.However, it seems the email message cannot access those values, resulting in an error. Both $review and $reviewer are
null
.This is how the notification is set up. Where did I get it wrong?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: