sorry i'm a laravel newbie - here's my route code:
Route::get('shop/{id}', function($id)
{
});
$id represents the shop category id and i would like to pass id to a controller-action like shop\StartController@showarticles
i'm only used to this syntax:
Route::get('/', 'shop\StartController@show');
how would i do that? thanks
Just pass it as a parameter like this (assuming Laravel 5.1 is used):
class StartController extends Controller
....
public function show($id)
{
//add controller logic
}
//Asuming that the namespace `shop` is loaded
Route::get('/', 'StartController@show');
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you can easily pass the id to controller
Route::get('shop/{id}','UserController@show');
Your controller
class UserController extends BaseController {
public function show($id)
{
echo "hi its my first exercise in laravel".$id;
}
You can use closure for your route and call the controller like this:
Route::get('shop/{id}', function($id)
return App::make('StartController')->showarticles($id);
}));
Your controller would be like
Route::get('shop/{id}', 'shop\StartController@showarticles');
and your class function would be like
class StartController extends Controller
....
public function show($id)
or incase you are using latest version
class StartController extends Controller
....
public function show(Request $request, $id)
Route::get('shop/{id}', array('as' => 'shop', 'uses' => 'ShopController@index'))