Laravel 3 Query Strings

Question

How can I get ? queries from url? input::all not works.

my route :

Route::get('category/(:any?)','category@index');

what I wanted to get is like :

http://url.com/category/examplecategory?list_as=grid&price_range=2

prinr_r of Input::all(). why can't I have list_as => grid and price_range => 2

Array ( [category/examplecategory] => )

my output should be :

Array ( [list_as] => "grid" , [price_range] => 2 [another_filter] => "another value"....)

Steve Church · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-24 11:05:42Z

1

Could you provide more feedback as to what you require, and your desired output.

Will your GET data be parsed against a query to return a dataset?

To produce a URL http://url.com/category/examplecategory/grid/2

Example:

Route::get('category/{examplecategory}/{listas}/{pricerange}', array(function($tripCode) {

    $data = Model::FUNCTION_QUERY($examplecategory,$listas,$pricerange); // these are the values passed in the SEO friendly URL 

    return View::make('categoryview/')->with("data", $data)

}));

This essentially uses the URL above, passes the data to a model which returns a dataset in $data, this then is passed into a view called categoryview with all the data which is then processed. I hope this helps a little?

If you want to use posts data try this:

Route::get('category/{examplecategory}', array(function($tripCode) {
    $postsdata = Input::all();

    $data = Model::FUNCTION_QUERY($examplecategory,$postdata); // these are the values passed in the SEO friendly URL 

    return View::make('categoryview/')->with("data", $data)

}));

edited Jan 24, 2014 at 11:05

answered Jan 24, 2014 at 9:39

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2 Comments

T. Cem Yılmaz Over a year ago

Can't I just use my route as is and get queries starts with ? because its not limited just with listas and pricerange. There are tons of filters.

Steve Church Over a year ago

Yes you can, You can use the $data = Input::all();

The Alpha · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-24 11:27:08Z

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You may try this

parse_str(Request::getQueryString(), $getVars);

// Use these as
echo $getVars['list_as'];
echo $getVars['price_range'];

Here, Request::getQueryString() (it's method of symfony Request class) will return a query string and parse_str will build the array and will put it into $getVars.

answered Jan 24, 2014 at 11:27

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