Reputation: 59
This is my route, having 2 parameters,
url: '{{ route('datatable.getaccess', [$room->id_project , $room->id]) }},
if write like that will shown : xxxxxx?xxxxxx
, that have question mark beetwen id_project to $id ,
how to write correctly? because that should "/" slash
Thank you.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 3798
Reputation: 15786
You can use string placeholders for javascript.
<input type="hidden" id="_room_id" value="{{ $room->id }}">
<input type="hidden" id="_room_project_id" value="{{ $room->id_project }}">
let project_id = $('#_room_project_id').val(); // or document.getElementById('_room_project_id').value if you're not using JQuery
let id = $('#_room_id').val(); // or document.getElementById('_room_id').value if you're not using JQuery
let url = "{{ route('datatable.getaccess', [':project_id', ':id']) }}".replace(':project_id', project_id).replace(':id', id);
This looks wrong but it works since we're passing strings to the route helper (which in turn produces a string)
route('datatable.getaccess', [':project_id', ':id'])
// 'viewroom/:project_id/:id'
so
let url = "{{ route('datatable.getaccess', [':project_id', ':id']) }}".replace(':project_id', project_id).replace(':id', id);
is equivalent to
let url = "viewroom/:project_id/:id".replace(':project_id', project_id).replace(':id', id);
Upvotes: 3