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phplaravelroutescontroller
hannah
hannah

Reputation: 11

Redirect page in Laravel after saving

I am an beginner for Laravel, just to know what went wrong as after I saved my data from the form, it will redirect me to an index page, which was want from beginning then only I am able to view my quotation details. But right now what I need is that after adding new quotation, I need it to redirect me to the quotation details straight away.

return view('bd.quotation.index', compact('quotations'));

This is the part where I put it to redirect me to the quotations index.

redirect('/bd/quotation/{id}'); // type 1 

function showQuotation($id) {
    return view('bd.quotation.quotationItem', compact('customers','quotations','quotationItems','quotationIT' ));
}

Type 1 I tried, it's not working. It will show me a blank page and the second one isn't working as well.

public function quotationItem($id)
{
    $quotations= Quotation::where('id', $id)->first();   
    $customers = Customer::where('id', $quotations->cust_id)->first();
    $quotationIT = QuotationIT::where('quotation_number', $quotations->item_name)->first();
    $quotationItems = QuotationItem::where('quotation_number', $id)->get();
    
    return view('bd.quotation.quotationItem', compact('customers','quotations','quotationItems','quotationIT' ));
}

This is the code where I able to see my quotation details.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1684

Answers (2)

Debabrata Mondol
Debabrata Mondol

Reputation: 38

Try this to redirect with id, I think this way will help you

return redirect()->route('a_newsEvents',['id'=>$id]);

Upvotes: 0

milad hedayatpoor
milad hedayatpoor

Reputation: 636

i think your problem is that you didnt return redirect

so change: redirect('/bd/quotation/{id}');

to return redirect('/bd/quotation/{id}');

there are 3 steps to redirect:

1- is to return redirect function in controller after saving your data:

return redirect('your-url');

2-make route for that in web.php:

 Route::get('your-url', 'YourController@yourFunction');

3-writing yourFunction:

 public function yourFunction()
{
    return "you are here";
}

Upvotes: 1

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