Slice-Library yield don't support 2 files having section for that yield

Blade has it resolved and here is article (https://vijayasankarn.wordpress.com/2017/02/03/add-multiple-contents-to-yield-from-section/) what's the problem and how to solve it, can we get that on that library? I'm talking about @push and @stack.

Mar 22 '18 15:03 jarzebowsky

@Jarzebowsky You can append contents of your section using @section@show placeholder, instead of @yield, for example:

master.slice.php

@section('mySection') //your content here @show

sub.slice.php

@extends('master') @section('mySection') //content to append here @endsection

Mar 29 '18 07:03 davideloba

@davideloba Is it a proper way to do it?

Mar 29 '18 07:03 jarzebowsky

@Jarzebowsky for me this works, let me know:

master.slice.php @Section('mySection') //your content here @show

sub.slice.php @extends('master') @include('subOne') @include('subTwo')

subOne.slice.php @Section('mySection') //first content to append here @endsection

subTwo.slice.php @Section('mySection') //second content to append here @endsection

Mar 29 '18 07:03 davideloba

I know what you are talking about, but thats (https://laravel.com/docs/5.6/blade#stacks) exactly what I'm missing.

Mar 29 '18 07:03 jarzebowsky

I know blade @stack @push features but as far I can see, Slice doesn't have something like that. For my purposes (appending contents from different subviews) that workaround does what I need.

Mar 29 '18 07:03 davideloba

What about if I give some1 an ability to create module to my CMS, without giving him access to main view to make him include his section he created?

Mar 29 '18 07:03 jarzebowsky