Laravel redirect url

There is a new Route::redirect() available now since 5.5 which just takes the URIs:

Route::redirect('/topic/titlehere', '/topic/categoryhere/titlehere', 307);

You need to ensure that you have a route defined matching the new URI.

Route::get('/topic/{category}/{title}','DetailController@index');

For information, the redirect()->action() method does not take a URI, only the Controller@action

@tykus I got this error Attribute [redirect] does not exist.

Are you using Laravel >= 5.5?

EDIT available since 5.5

Nope, laravel 5.4 . I don't have access to the server to change laravel version. I can only access the ftp.

@psychotux Make sure to go with 301 redirect if it's a permanent redirect. 302 otherwise.

OK, in that case, back to your original solution. As I mentioned, the redirect()->action() method does not take a URI, only the Controller@action string.

Where are you going to get the {category} segment from?

Route::get('/topic/{title}', function ($title) {
    $category = ''; // how do we determine which category we are redirecting to???

    return redirect()->to("/topic/{$category}/{$title}", 'DetailController@index');
});

Route::get('/topic/{category}/{title}','DetailController@index');

@tykus I wrote {category} cz it's as category from the article. As you know, the old url's already shared so I want to redirect the old url's without share the new url's, and if there is user visits my old url's so it automatically redirect to the new url's. category and title are dynamic

Ok, if $title can resolve to a single Article, and that Article belongs to a single Category:

Route::get('/topic/{title}', function ($title) {
        $article = Article::where('title', $title)->firstOrFail();
    $category = $article->category_id;

    return redirect()->to("/topic/{$category}/{$title}", 'DetailController@index');
});

Route::get('/topic/{category}/{title}','DetailController@index');

This will use the category id in the URI, if you want a URL slug, then you would need to use a relationship, and have a slug property on the Category model.

$category = $article->category->slug;

@tykus is is possible to add query builder on routes ? so I modified the code like this

Route::get('/topic/{title}',function($title){
    $article = DB::table('t_artikel')
            ->join('t_section', 't_section.id_section', '=', 't_artikel.id_section')
            ->where('publish', '=', 'Y')
            ->where('parent_id', '=', 0)
            ->where('date_pub', '<=', date('Y-m-d H:i:s'))
            ->select('t_artikel.*', 't_section.name_section as name_section', 't_artikel.urltitle as urlartikel')
            ->get();
     $category = $article->name_section;
    return redirect()->to ("/topic/".$category,"/".$title);
});

I tried to load and got error Property [name_section] does not exist on this collection instance. but if I changed ->get(); with ->first(); I got error The HTTP status code "0" is not valid.

Ok solved . I found my way cz @tykus give me the clue. this is the code

Route::get('/topik/{title}',function($title){
    
    
    $article = DB::table('t_artikel')
            ->join('t_section', 't_section.id_section', '=', 't_artikel.id_section')          
            ->where('publish', '=', 'Y')
            ->where('parent_id', '=', 0)
            ->where('tgl_pub', '<=', date('Y-m-d H:i:s'))
            ->where('t_artikel.urltitle', '=', $title)
            ->select('t_artikel.*', 't_section.urltitle as urltitlesec', 't_artikel.urltitle as urlartikel')
            ->first();
     $kategori = $article->urltitlesec;
     return redirect("/topik/{$kategori}/{$title}");
    
});

Thanks @tykus