I'm trying to make an url query string with laravel but this method:
url()->to('categories', ['id' => 1, 'name' => 'cars']);
Returns me:
http://localhost/categories/1/cars
But I need this:
http://localhost/categories?id=1&name=cars
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2 Answers
First of all, you'll need to create a named route without parameters:
Route::get('categories', ['as' => 'categories', 'uses' => 'SomeController@showCategories']);
Then use route() helper:
route('categories', ['id' => 1, 'name' => 'cars']);
This will generate:
'/categories?id=1&name=cars'
3 Comments
John Stamoutsos
No! this function need to have a route on my routes/web.php file. It is not working like this. i have make my router class. Something else?
John Stamoutsos
For example Route::any(Request::path(), 'Extender@xRun');
Alexey Mezenin
@JohnStamoutsos it's working as expected when you put the route into the
routes.php, I've just tested it and it creates exactly URL you need.The answer is:
Route::any(Request::path(), ['as' => Request::path(), 'uses' => 'Extender@xRun']);