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laravel 8 auth::user collection from tables

I am new to laravel 8 and blade syntax.
I am working on a project where users (agents) can upload apartments.
i have agent table with corresponding model relationship

agent model

public function property()
    {
        return $this->hasMany(Property::class, property_id, id);
    }

property model


 public function agents()
    {
    return $this->belongsTo(Agent::class, agent_id, id);

    }

I used breeze to build up my registration and login

i want when an agent is logged in, i will display in his dash board list of his properties.


@foreach(Auth::user()->properties as $property)
                                @if(($loop->count) > 0)
                                <td class="py-3 px-2">
                                    <div class="inline-flex space-x-3 items-center">
                                        <span>{{$property->propertyId}}</span>
                                    </div>
                                </td>

                                <td class="py-3 px-2">{{$property->building}}</td>
                                <td class="py-3 px-2">{{$property->rent->name}}</td>
@else
You have not uploaded any apartment
@endif
@endforeach

but i get error "Undefined variable $properties".

Meanwhile, {{ Auth::user()->othernames }} works fine.

AgentController

public function index()
    {
        return view ('dashboard', [
            'agent' => Agent::all(),
            'appointment'=>Appointment::all(),
            'properties'=>Property::all(),
            'schedule'=>AgentSchedule::all()


        ]);
    }

propertyController

public function create()
    {

        
        return view('pages.uploadapartment', [
            'states'=> State::all(),
            'areas'=>Area::all(),
            'buildings'=>building::all(),
            'buildingtypes'=>BuildingType::all(),
            'rentpaymentmethods'=>rentpaymentmethod::all(),
            'flattypes'=>flattype::all(),
        ]);

    }
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  1. Chosen as BEST ANSWER
    0

    I solved this problem by creating a controller for logged in agent. If the agent wants to see his property

    controller

    public function index()
     {

        
        
        return view('property.index', [
            'property'=>Property::where('agent_id', Auth::user()->id)->get() 
        ]);
     }

    blade view

     @foreach($property as $property)
                        
                        
                     <div>
                        
                                {{$property->propertyId}}
                        
                        </div>
@endforeach

  2. 0

    Since you are not using user model to define the relationship!

    Your relationship should be like this:

    //In your agent model
public function properties()
{
    return $this->hasMany(Property::class, 'property_id', 'id');
}

//In property model
public function agent()
{
    return $this->belongsTo(Agent::class, 'agent_id', 'id');
}

    And when you want properties from a logged-in user, you grab them like this: $properties = Auth::user()->properties;

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