How to pass current route id to the redirected route?

Level 73

it is easy with named routes:

Route::get('route_one/{id}', function($id) {
		return redirect()->route('route_two', $id);
})->name('route_one');

Route::get('route_two/{id}', function($id) {
		dd($id);
})->name('route_two');

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Level 3

@Nakov thanks! But I think it won't work in my case, I edited the post with more code (I am using href), also, route_two already has its own id. should I just add another one /{id}/{redirected_from_id}?

Nakov

Level 73

@cooperino try this:

<a href="/route_two/{{ request('id') }}"

of course your parameter in the url should be named id for the above to work.

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Level 3

@cooperino What are you using ? laravel ? vue ? jquery ? js ? please share you code

If you are in laravel blade or controller .. you will need to name your second route :

Route::get('second_route', [Controller::class, 'method'])->name('second_route');

and then use it in the controller or the blade and pass the id as a query_string

route('second_route).'?id='.$id

let your second route accept parameters such id

Route::get('second_route/{id}', [Controller::class, 'method'])->name('second_route');
route('second_route, $id);

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Level 3

@ehab.aboshehab sorry, I mean Laravel, added some code

Level 3

@cooperino what do you mean by i am in route_one ??? please share ur full code .. for better assistance

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J8RO8N

Level 11

Inside your controller you can get the parameter and pass it down to your view and append it to the button / link

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Level 3

@jeroenrosendaal it's href="/route_two/{id} <- the id is not the id of route_one, route_two already has an id, should I just add href="/route_two/{id}/{redirected_from} or some sort?

Level 3

@cooperino

href="/route_two/{id}/?redirected_from={route_one_id}"

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J8RO8N

Level 11

What does your routes, controller and view file look like?

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Snapey

Level 122

just pass it in query string

<a href="/route_two/67?from=45"

and then check for it in the controller

if($request->has('from') {

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Level 3

@Snapey thank you! I thought there is some Laravel way to do it, but this seem the most convenient way

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Level 3

@cooperino In this kind of logics you will need to use a package or library that supports UTM tracking ..

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Snapey

Level 122

@cooperino you could make it part of the route, but then you would need to make it optional

obviously be aware that the user can mess about with it

personally i always use named routes so like

<a href="{{route('product.show',['id'=>$product->id, 'from'=>$original->id])}}">

the route function will make unexpected parameters part of the querystring

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Level 3

@ehab.aboshehab What do you mean? I tried using it like @snapey said and it's working. You mean it can cause issues?