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I assume you are using Ziggy or equivalent to user the route() helper in JS ?
Feb 14, 2023
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Level 2
Ajax Post
Hi I am using two ajax request ajax in if block.
if (inputVal === "1") { e.preventDefault();
inputValue.value = 0;
$.ajax({
type: 'POST',
url: "{{ route('startScanner.post') }}",
});
buton.classList.remove('btn-primary');
buton.classList.add('btn-warning');
buton.textContent = 'Stop Scaning'
} else if (inputVal === "0") {
e.preventDefault();
inputValue.value = 1;
console.log('ajax a girecek mi')
$.ajax({
type: 'POST',
url: "{{ route('stopScanner.post') }}",
});
console.log('ajax a girdi')
buton.classList.remove('btn-warning');
buton.classList.add('btn-primary');
buton.textContent = 'Start Scan';
}
My problem is first url is. Error is : Route [startScanner.post] not defined. (View: /var/www/sub-domains/projectName/html/laravel-test/resources/views/page.blade.php)
Level 2
@vincent15000 No İ can't use any helper I write directly.
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Level 102
Show that route from your web.php
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Level 2
@Sinnbeck Route::post('page', [PageStationController::class, 'startScanner'])->name('startScanner.get'); Route::post('page', [PageStationController::class, 'stopScanner'])->name('stopScanner.post');
Level 102
@onurzdgn You have startScanner.get and stopScanner.post. Not startScanner.post ?
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Level 2
@Sinnbeck I change startScanner.start but it give same error again
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Level 102
@onurzdgn What do you mean? How can the error be exactly the same? Maybe a similar error?
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Level 2
@Sinnbeck
Route [startScanner.start] not defined. (View: /var/www/sub-domains/projectName/html/laravel-test/resources/views/page.blade.php)
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Level 102
@onurzdgn Its startScanner.get not .start. Check your routes again
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Level 63
@onurzdgn startScanner.get ?
Your routes are named stangely, why get for a post route ?
Level 2
@Sinnbeck I need two post. Just I change name startScanner.post to startScanner.get test. I need startScanner.post and stopScanner.post
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Level 102
@onurzdgn I didnt understand that. But the name of your routes need to match the name you call it with. Simple as that
Route::post('page', [PageStationController::class, 'startScanner'])
->name('startScanner.post'); //startScanner.post
//usage
{{route('startScanner.post')}}
Its as simple as that
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Level 2
@Sinnbeck Yes, I am using to but I am using two times
Route::post('page', [PageStationController::class, 'startScanner']) ->name('startScanner.post');
{{route('startScanner.post')}}
Route::post('page', [PageStationController::class, 'stopScanner']) ->name('stopScanner.post');
{{route('stopScanner.post')}}
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Level 102
@onurzdgn Good. But they cannot be the same url
Route::post('page/start', [PageStationController::class, 'startScanner']) ->name('startScanner.post');
{{route('startScanner.post')}}
Route::post('page/stop', [PageStationController::class, 'stopScanner']) ->name('stopScanner.post');
{{route('stopScanner.post')}}
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Level 2
@Sinnbeck So so thank you finallay problem fixed. Thank you so much
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Level 102
@onurzdgn Happy to help :)
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Level 63
@Sinnbeck Well done, I even didn't see it ;).
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Level 102
@vincent15000 Only noticed second time :)
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