reply$right = $list->toArray(); This is indeed no problem, as is the image you uploaded. The problem lies in: the paginate function requires one more layer. Still no problem, the return values of the two functions paginate and select are different.
replyNot modified: In the console: 'status' => isset($param['status']) ? $param['status'] : 0,//This is 0, I reported an error today In view:
{if $right_v['status']==1}on{else/}off{/if}
After modification: In the model: public function getStatusAttr($v){ $status = [ 1=>'Open', 2=>'Close' ]; return $status[$v]; } In the console: 'status' => isset($param['status']) ? $param['status'] : 1,//No error will be reported in this way In view:
replyThe paginate function does have one more layer. Directly use $right = $list->toArray(); There is an error in traversal in my code, hahaha, I don’t know why. In the end I still used your code in the model
replyOh, and one more thing: You can find this [view code: edit.html] in [thinkphp6.0 request], there are three edit.html [should be edit.html, add.html, index.html]
replyCould you please tell me how you write to switch [content on the right]? I wrote some myself today: https://blog.csdn.net/mixintu/article/details/104302187
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$right = $list->toArray();
I’ve seen this and it’s no problem. No need to add another layer of ["data"];
Error, please send a screenshot for me to take a look at.