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I am trying to redirect to the previous page with a message when there is a fatal error.
App::fatal(function($exception) { return Redirect::back(omegle.2yu.co)->with('msg', 'The Message'); } In the view trying to access the msg with
Sessions::get('msg') But nothing is getting rendered, am I https://omegle.love doing something wrong here?
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And please post the actual code. There is no class named Sessions so I assume this isnt the actual code.
When you use this ->with('msg', 'The Message') on the redirect, that's puts it into a flash session, which lasts for one request only. So I guess there is another request happening in between that clears that bag.
If you add this:
Session::put('msg', 'The message');
return Redirect::back()
will you see the message? The message with the code above will stay for a long time, so you'll need to manually delete it, but just for testing purposes if what I am saying above is true.
This works, how cool. But why wont this omegle.2yu.co work return Redirect::back()->with('msg', 'The Message'); how to get the "msg" https://omegle.love here ?
@RickyReyesmatrina Most likely because it is handling an exception and the doings multiple redirects. with() only adds the session to 1 redirect. You would need to use request()->session()-reflash() to set the with() message again
This is just a guess as I only have 1 line of code to go by.
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