Level 102
I dont think ziggy has that ability. But if you just want to go back (same as the back button in the browser)
window.history.back();
Sep 2, 2021
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Level 27
Ziggy redirect back
For laravel using just blade you can do
url()->previous()
to redirect back to the page you came from... but am using vue backed up with inertia... using ziggy routes.. I went through the documentation of ziggy js and found some methods like route().current()... which works fine in vue... but how Can i accomplish the same using ziggy or other means to return to previous page using vue and ziggy routes... Thanks in advance
Level 27
i tried this but couldnt...
<a :href="window.history.back()" class="font-semibold flex items-center hover:text-gray-500 transition duration:150 ease-in">
compile error
Level 102
It isnt a url... So it should be on click instead
Level 27
it broke the liink... i tried even putting it in a function but it redirects to some gibberish link with the function name on it...
Level 102
That sounds weird. Does the same happen if you call it from the browser console?
Level 27
nop, it functions corectly
Level 102
I cant say why that is then..
An alternative is to use your original :href with document.referrer. That should be the previous url
Level 27
well, thanks for your effort, i tried this one... but now it goes forth and back... instantly... as soon as the components are created then it changes back to where it came from... dont know if there would be 'prevent' or something to wait untill its clicked
Level 27
finally it worked, i put it in a function called clicked, and used a data called back
<a @click="clicked" :href="back" class="font-semibold flex items-center hover:text-gray-500 transition duration:150 ease-in">
and the function
data(){
return {
back: '',
}
},
clicked(){
this.back = window.history.back()
},
thanks @sinnbeck
Level 104
You don't need to know the URL; the previous page is in the browser's History which Vue Router can access easily:
router.go(-1) // go back one page
Level 27
am using ziggy not router directly
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