Reputation: 1901
I am using a route with any type and then in this method I am treting on the base of a type of request.
route
Route::any('/setting/custom-header/{id?}', 'SettingController@customHeader');
From the controller before checking the type I check it like this
if ($id == Auth::user()->id || Auth::user()->is_admin){}
As where the request is get it gives a view and my url is this http://app-full.dev/setting/custom-header/1
Here 1 is the id of the user through which I am logged in. I am returning the view as following:
return view('setting/custom-header')->with(compact('custom_headers','id'));
It's fine for me.
When request is post it comes in method. After creating data i want return back as above url mean same on http://app-full.dev/setting/custom-header/1 mean id at the end through which user logged in here i am using redirect as
return redirect('setting/custom-header/id');
here /id is actually the id of user .. which I don't know how can I give the id here so that url can come in the proper way instead of keyword id at the end. Thanks if anyone can help to resolve this issue!
Upvotes: 1
Views: 516
Reputation: 4121
The following code will retreive the user ID and put it in the URL.
return redirect('setting/custom-header/' . Auth::id());
To pass it to a view:
return view('setting/custom-header')->with(['userid' => Auth::id()]);
and then use it:
window.location.href = "/setting/custom-header/{{ $userid }}";
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 819
Make Your Route As Follows
Route::post('/setting/custom-header/{id?}',['as'=>'giveSomeName','uses'=>'SettingController@customHeader']);
And While Redirect use this name,
return redirect()->route('giveSomeName',[$id]);
Hope This Works For you
Upvotes: 0