John Davidson

Message:

So I have this file which contains this code:

<x-layout>

    <x-container>

        <x-form>

            <x-input type="text" id="text1"/>

             <x-input type="number" id="number1"/>

        </x-form> 

    </x-container>

</x-layout>

For some reason, the template form doesn't work INSIDE the container, but if I put it like this, it works fine:

<x-layout>

    <x-container>

    

    </x-container>



<x-form>

        <x-input type="text" id="text1"/>

        <x-input type="number" id="number1"/>

    </x-form> 

     

</x-layout>

What could be the reason?

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My Answer:
't have a direct equivalent in PHP, as it is a templating engine specifically designed for use with the Laravel framework. However, you can achieve similar functionality in plain PHP by using the `include` or `require` statements to include separate PHP files that contain your HTML markup. This allows you to separate your logic from your presentation, similar to how Blade templates work.