Wildcard in route

@trifek I just tested with /firma/company-name.name.com in the url, and that works just fine as a slug. Give an actual example that doesnt work.

@tykus It's not working. When I have https://firma-2.domain.com - it's not working. https://domain.com/firma/firma-2 - this working fine

I have route:

Route::get('/firma/{slug}', 'CompanyController@company')->name('company');
Route::get('{company_name}.{domain}', 'CompanyController@company2')->name('company2');

and php:

public function company(string $slug)
public function company2($company_name, $domain)

@trifek that first example is called sub domain routing https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/routing#route-group-subdomain-routing

@trifek you are describing sub-domain routing - sorry, this was not obvious from your earlier messages

@tykus yes, I need subdomain

@trifek like the docs say...

Route::domain('{company}.name.com')->group(function () {
    Route::get('/', function ($company) {
        //
    });
});

@MichalOravec yes, I try:

Route::get('/firma/{slug}', 'CompanyController@company')->name('company');

Route::domain('{slug}.domain.com')->group(function () {
    Route::get('/firma/{slug}', 'CompanyController@company')->name('company2');
});

but it's not working :(

@trifek explain a bit more.

1. What url are you testing with?
2. What happens?

@trifek your domain is domain.com???

@tykus @sinnbeck domain.com - in web.php I have correct domain name. For this topic I change domain name :)

When I check url: https://domain.com/firma/firma-2 - it's work fine This url: https://firma-2. domain.com - show me main page

@trifek you second example with the subdomain does not have /firma/slug?

@trifek I don't know what you mean by "main page"

In any case, the route you have defined would respond to https://firma-2.domain.com/firma/firma-2 because this is the route you defined inside the sub-domain group:

Route::get('/firma/{slug}', 'CompanyController@company')->name('company2');

@Sinnbeck firma-2 = sług :)

@trifek in that case; two routes defined which are mapped to the same Controller / action

Route::get('/firma/{slug}', 'CompanyController@company')->name('company');

Route::domain('{slug}.domain.com')->group(function () {
    Route::get('/', 'CompanyController@company')->name('company2');
});

@tykus Yes, it's true. I have 2 routes to the same Controller. It's ok.

https://domain.com/firma/firma-2 and https: //firma-2.domain.com - this it the same page :)

firma-2 - it's slug (or subdomain). domain.com - this is my main domain :)

@trifek so, your problem is solved or no?

@tykus No. ;) Again. https://domain.com/firma/firma-2 and https: //firma-2.domain.com - this it the same page :) firma-2 - it's slug (or subdomain). domain.com - this is my main domain :)

my route:

Route::get('/firma/{slug}', 'CompanyController@company')->name('company');

Route::domain('{slug}.domain.com')->group(function () {
    Route::get('/', 'CompanyController@company')->name('company2');
});

Nów, when I open: https://domain.com/firma/firma-2 - I see company view. It's okey. When I open: https: //firma-2.domain.com - Iahve mainpage (main page = domain.com).

@trifek and you are using the actual domain in the route definition?

@Sinnbeck yes

@trifek How are you actually serving this application?

Is your web server configured to handle subdomains?

@tykus good question why it didn't work: /

@trifek why is this different to whatever I posted earlier? config('app.url') aside; it is the same thing...

@trifek doesn't config('app.url') have https:// in the url?

So you are saying this works?

Route::domain('{slug}.https://website.com') 

@Sinnbeck yes, in APP_URL=https://domain.com amazing isn't it?

@trifek APP_URL is not relevant for routing

@trifek I honestly don't see how that would ever work.. Or work better than the correct way of doing it..

@Sinnbeck How should it be correct? How should it be correct? If this current solution is not correct then I would prefer to correct it and apply the correct solution .... :)

@trifek this:

Route::get('/firma/{slug}', 'CompanyController@company')->name('company');

Route::domain('{slug}.domain.com')->group(function () {
    Route::get('/', 'CompanyController@company')->name('company2');
});