Using Named Route with parameters in a javascript call

There is a library called ziggy that allows you to use route helper in JS for named routes. I've been using it a lot lately and it works wonderfully: https://github.com/tightenco/ziggy

I believe there is no better (not hacky) solution to your problem.

Ziggy is for 5.6, but because of my client I am forced to use 5.5

I'm not sure, even the installation docs say:

(if Laravel 5.4) Add Tightenco\Ziggy\ZiggyServiceProvider::class to the providers array in your config/app.php.

@jim1506 Named route noBodyDetail includes parameter $id. So you have two options here:

To pass $id to the page and call the route by the name:

var myUrl = "{{route('noBodyDetail', $id)}}";

To call the url address:

var myUrl = '/noBodyDetail/' + myId;

Composer gives an error saying 5.6 is needed and I cannot find an alternative installation on the github site

I have changed to var url = '/noBodyDetail/' + id; but I am getting a 404 when I examine with developer Tools, although the named route is definitely there.

You can output a list of your routes with artisan, using this commend $ php artisan route:list, so you can check if the route you try to call exists or is misspelled. It's just like double check.

I think you have to write:

var myUrl = '/admin/noBodyDetail/' + myId;

As per your snippet:

Missing required parameters for [Route: noBodyDetail] [URI: admin/noBodyDetail/{id}].

@jim1506 will you please go to your route list - php artisan route:list - and copy the url address for the route 'noBodyDetail'. Then, hit your url and check whether it matches with the first one.

Thanks lemaur - it worked

mark it solved?