I use laravel 5.6
I have GET
parameter which I want to pass to redirect function.
Route::get('/about', function () {
//I want to add param to this redirect function
return redirect('/en/about');
});
if the route looks like /about?param=123
after redirect the param
will be lost. is there way to add parameter to redirect method? as I see this function doesn't include input parameters. the parameter is optional, so it may not be provided. maybe there's way to override this function? or some other solution? all suggestions will be appreciated
UPDATE
is it possible to override the redirect()
method ? I think in my case it will be the best solution
You have to get the parameter in the URL and pass it to redirect method in an array
Route::get('/about/{param}', function () {
return \Redirect::route('/en/about', ['param'=>$param])
});
without having to use named route
Route::get('/about/{param}', function () {
return redirect('/en/about', ['param'=>$param])
});
For optional parameter
Route::get('/about/{param?}', function ($param = 'my param') {
return redirect('/en/about', ['param'=>$param])
});
Yeah, you can redirect to named routes and pass parameters, like this:
return redirect()->route('en.about', ['param' => 123]);
Route::get('/about', function () {
//I want to add param to this redirect function
return redirect()->to(url('/en/about',['param' => 'Pram vakue', 'param2' => $param]));
});
If you use a route()
then you have to create a named route.
Hope this helps
If you don't want to add route name then you can do the same with controller function
Route::get('/about/{param}', function () {
return \Redirect::action('CONTROLLER@FUNCTION',['param'=>$param])
});
OR with the helper function
return redirect()->action('CONTROLLER@FUNCTION');
just do something like this:
return redirect('/en/about?param='.$param);
Its best to do it this way in your case:
return redirect(route("en.about")."?param=123");