laravel view with a variable

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    public function getValues(Request $request){
    $typ=$request->get('typ');
    $stellentyp=$request->get('stellentyp');
    $bereich=$request->get('bereich');
    return view('test.result',['typ' => $typ, 'stellentyp', $stellentyp, 'bereich', $bereich]);
}

this is my controller function now. Is it possible to get this view:

return view('test.$stellentyp',['typ' => $typ, 'stellentyp', $stellentyp, 'bereich', $bereich]);

i want that the user can select the "stellentyp" and then the view with that "stellentyp" should be shown

i dont know if its possible in laravel , but i know its posible in php

thank you! :)

This is also possible in laravel to return a view with it's parameters inside array like you mentioned. — pr1nc3
– pr1nc3, Commented Aug 28, 2018 at 10:01

Vlad Chornyi · Accepted Answer · 2018-08-28 10:01:30Z

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mb you want something like this?

return view('test.'.$stellentyp, ['typ' => $typ, 'stellentyp' => $stellentyp, 'bereich' => $bereich]);

change 'test.$stellentyp' to 'test.'.$stellentyp or "test.$stellentyp"

answered Aug 28, 2018 at 10:01

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MonaMuhr Over a year ago

i test it but my route doesnt work. Route::post('/$stellentyp', 'StartController@getValues')->name('user.$stellentyp');

user8034901 Over a year ago

@MonaMuhr How/why are routes involved now? That should be something like Route::post('/stelle/{stellentyp}'... laravel.com/docs/5.6/routing#route-parameters

MonaMuhr Over a year ago

Route::resource('user/start', 'StartController'); Route::post('user/'.$stellentyp,'StartController@getValues')->name('user.'.$stellentyp); these are my routes

Vlad Chornyi Over a year ago

@MonaMuhr it should be like Route::post('user/{stellentyp}','StartController@getValues') i think

Vlad Chornyi Over a year ago

@MonaMuhr try to open user/result page after changes

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user8824269 · Accepted Answer · 2018-08-28 10:08:30Z

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Try this

$view = 'test.'.$stellentyp;
return view($view,['typ' => $typ, 'stellentyp', $stellentyp, 'bereich', $bereich]);

answered Aug 28, 2018 at 10:08

user8824269

2 Comments

MonaMuhr Over a year ago

how should i change the route?

user8824269 Over a year ago

No need to change route just pass params

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