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Oussama Elgoumri
Oussama Elgoumri

Reputation: 617

how to send a link as a parameter in php laravel

i have the following code

eo.changeState = function(clicked_button) {

    // get the selected app path
    var app_path = getAppPath(clicked_button);

    // get the selected app status
    $.ajax({
        type: 'POST',
        url: '/get_app_status/' + encodeURIComponent(app_path),
        context: clicked_button
    })
};

and am using the route

Route::post('get_app_status/{app_path}', [
    'as' => 'get_app_status',
    'uses' => 'LocalDataController@getAppStatus'
]);

the problem is when i click the button, i get the following error

 POST http://localhost:8000/get_app_status/%2Fmedia%2FData%2FCode%2Fproject%2Fdone%2FServiceManager 404 (Not Found)

i think its because the %, but i don't know a javascript way to fix this problem, except using a replace method, by just replace all the '/'s on javascript, then get them back with str_replace in php.

is there a valid fix on javascript ?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 136

Answers (2)

apsdehal
apsdehal

Reputation: 845

Send the app path as POST parameter

eo.changeState = function(clicked_button) {

    // get the selected app path
    var app_path = getAppPath(clicked_button);

    // get the selected app status    
    $.ajax({
        type: 'POST',
        data: {'app_path': app_path},
        url: '/get_app_status/',
        context: clicked_button
     });
};

Route would be like this:

Route::post('get_app_status', [
    'as' => 'get_app_status',
    'uses' => 'LocalDataController@getAppStatus'
]);

Finally controller function:

function getAppStatus() {
    $app_path = Input::get('app_path'); 
}

Upvotes: 2

mopo922
mopo922

Reputation: 6381

Instead of including app_path in the URL, try sending it as a parameter:

eo.changeState = function(clicked_button) {

    // get the selected app path
    var app_path = getAppPath(clicked_button);

    // get the selected app status
    $.ajax({
        type: 'POST',
        data: {'app_path': app_path},
        url: '/get_app_status'),
        context: clicked_button
    })
};

Then the route is just:

Route::post('get_app_status', 'LocalDataController@getAppStatus');

Upvotes: 2

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