Razvan Zamfir
Razvan Zamfir

Reputation: 4684

How can I pass multiple routes as arguments to the Route::is() method in Laravel 8?

I am working on a Laravel 8 application. I need to use Route::is for multiple routes, like this

@if(Route::is('user') or Route::is('register') or Route::is('login'))
    Do something
@endif

The goal

I want to shorten this syntax so I tried to pass the routes as arguments to the Route::is() method:

@if(Route::is('user,register,login'))
    Do something
@endif

The problem

The above method does not work.

Is there an alternative, working way to pass multiple routes as arguments?

Upvotes: 5

Views: 930

Answers (2)

Roman Grinev
Roman Grinev

Reputation: 1037

Even easier way:

@if(request()->routeIs('user','register','login'))
   Do something
@endif

Upvotes: 1

Donnicias
Donnicias

Reputation: 186

You can do that as shown below

@if(request()->routeIs(['user','register','login']))
   Do something
@endif

Upvotes: 7

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