Level 102
Use regex
route::post('InspectionChecks/List/{type}', 'InspectionChecksController@index')->where('type', '^(ASSET|TRAILER)$');
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Feb 19, 2020
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I want to validate route parameter to be one of the two given values, How can i do it ?
route::post('InspectionChecks/List/{type}', 'InspectionChecksController@index');
In above route, i want type to be either ASSETor TRAILER. How can we achieve it without going to the controller ?
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@sinnbeck I simply did it like this -
Route::post('InspectionChecks/List/{type}', 'InspectionChecksController@index')->where('type',"ASSET|TRAILER");
What will regex will do here ?
Level 102
Your route will only be hit if the url is either
http://yoursite.com/InspectionChecks/List/ASSET
or
http://yoursite.com/InspectionChecks/List/TRAILER
It will just give a 404 otherwise
Level 102
In your own version, try
Level 2
@sinnbeck Nope, response is same in both cases.
Level 102
Interesting. I would have assumed that the simple version of regex would have found a hit on ASSETTEST :) Oh well you learn something new everyday :)
The only difference between your version and mine is that I tell regex to make sure there is nothing before or after the work (start of line and end of line)
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