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Batmannn
Batmannn

Reputation: 237

Getting 404 error when submitting a form

Routes:

Route::post('orders/edit-order-content/{$id}', 'Admin\OrderController@addProduct')->name('addProductToOrder');
Route::resource('/orders', 'Admin\OrderController');

Controller:

public function addProduct($id){
  dd($id);
}

View:

{!! Form::open(['route' =>['addProductToOrder',$order->id], 'id'=>'editOrderContent']) !!}
{!! Form::label('product_id','Product ID') !!}<br>
{!! Form::input('text','product_id') !!}<br>
{!! Form::label('qty','Quantity') !!}<br>
{!! Form::input('number','qty',1,['min'=>'1'])!!}<br>
{!! Form::submit('Add product',['class'=>'btn btn-info ','id'=>'addProduct']) !!}
{!! Form::close() !!}

Why am I getting 404 page? I tried to do it with new controller, but also got 404 error...

Upvotes: 0

Views: 893

Answers (3)

David Simon
David Simon

Reputation: 305

I think you are simply sending the form with get method instead of post.

{!! Form::open(['method'=>'post', 'route' =>['addProductToOrder',$order->id], 'id'=>'editOrderContent']) !!}

Upvotes: 0

Ian
Ian

Reputation: 3676

You can't chain name() on certain versions, I would recommend defining it explicitly.

Route::post('orders/edit-order-content/{$id}', [
    'uses'  =>'Admin\OrderController@addProduct',
    'as'=>'addProductToOrder'
]);

Also as mentioned in another answer, remove the $

Upvotes: 0

Balraj Allam
Balraj Allam

Reputation: 611

So, the solutions is, you cannot use the $ sign in your routes as a variable:

Replace

Route::post('orders/edit-order-content/{$id}', 'Admin\OrderController@addProduct')->name('addProductToOrder‌​');

With

 Route::post('orders/edit-order-content/{id}', 'Admin\OrderController@addProduct')->name('addProductToOrder‌​');

Upvotes: 2

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