How to loading multiple views in laravel ?

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hii,
I am using laravel.
I want to call more then one view like head,main,foot in same function using laravel.

What I have tried:

namespace App\Http\Controllers;

use Illuminate\Http\Request;

class Sendmail extends Controller
{
    public function index()
    {
        // @yield('head');
        return  View('head') ;
        return  View('services') ;
        return  View('footer') ;

       
        // return view::make('head')->with('services');

    }
}

Posted 24-Dec-19 21:11pm

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Updated 26-Dec-19 2:11am

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Hi Please refer this link to get the solution.
Laravel Load multiple views in same controller | Nested[^]
Thank you.

Posted 26-Dec-19 19:03pm

Harsh.Shah.ifour

Updated 26-Dec-19 19:17pm

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2019-12-26T02:11:00

Solution 1

You cannot have multiple return statements in a method like that. The first one that is encountered will always be executed, and the other two will always be ignored. You need some sort of decision making to decide which view to return based on an input parameter, or other defined value.

Posted 26-Dec-19 2:11am

Richard MacCutchan