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Alexander Solonik
Alexander Solonik

Reputation: 10230

understanding how laravel interprets blade form url?

I have the below form in a larvel view:

<div id="admin">

    <h1>Products Admin Panel</h1><hr>

    <p>Here you can view, delete, and create new products.</p>

    <h2>Products</h2><hr>
    <!--admin/fileupload/create-->
    {{ Form::open(array('url'=>'admin/products/create' , 'files'=>true)) }}
    <p>
        {{ Form::file('image') }}
    </p>
    {{ Form::submit('Create Product' , array('class'=>'secondary-cart-btn')) }}
    {{ Form::close() }}

</div>  <!-- end admin -->

I am new to laravel and basically just want to understand , in the URL when i specify 'url'=>'admin/products/create' , what is laravel going to look for ? a modal called products ? or a controller called products ? and a method getCreate or postCreate inside it ? what is admin then , i want to understand how laravel interprets this blade form url , can anybody explain ?

I want somebody to explain to me how does laravel interpret blade form url ?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 56

Answers (1)

Kiran Subedi
Kiran Subedi

Reputation: 2284

In laravel,you will specify which url to be processed by which controller and by which method inside that controller.This specify must be do in routes.php file that is located in projectname/app/Http/routes.php .

When you specify the 'url'=>'admin/products/create' you must define the route in routes.php .

Route can be define in different ways like:

Route::get('admin/products/create','ProductController@crete');

Here you can use get or post according to your request.

Another way you can do is 

Route::get('admin/products/create',array(
      'as'=> 'create-product',
      'uses'=>'ProductController@create'
));

Now , you can do like this route('create-product'); instead of 'url'=>'admin/products/create' .

Another way by using Route group

Route::group(['prefix'=>'admin'],function(){
    Route::group(['prefix'=>'products'],function(){
        Route::get('/create',array(
            'as'=>'create-product',
            'uses'=> 'ProductController@create'
        ));

      // Here you can define other route that have the url like /admin/products/*
    });

});

Now you can do like route('create-product') or 'url'=>'admin/products/create' Advantage

For more info check the documentation Here

Upvotes: 1

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