How can I run two functions on same url

The problem is here:

Route::get('/', 'pagesController@getWelcome');
Route::get('/', 'pagesController@Pagination');

The get request to "/" doesn't know where to go, you are providing two functions with the same route, so you may change one of them and try again or give it query string.

Route::get('/random-entries', 'pagesController@getWelcome');
Route::get('/entries', 'pagesController@Pagination');

Or if the same url then pass a query string like that

Route::get('/?random=1', 'pagesController@getWelcome'); // or make this from the view
Route::get('/', 'pagesController@Pagination');

and in contoller

public function getWelcome()
  {
     if(request('random')) return $this->Pagination();
    $entry = Entry::inRandomOrder()->first();

    return view('entries.show')->with('entry', $entry);
  }

  public function Pagination()
    {
      $entry = Entry::paginate(15);

      return view('partials.left_sidebar')->with('entry', $entry);
    }

@Yamen

I believe same functions for two different routes is ok. The only problem I can see it in default route where you have redeclared. Changing that is good enough.

@BAYRAMGELDI I am not sure that what exactly you want to do? Can you explain more about it?

Maybe I misunderstood routes wrong. I need pagination on left and random entry on center on home page. If I do changes like you say, How can I show it on home page

I explained what I want with screenshot here: screenshot2

You need one route that returns a view for the entire page.

Within that view, you will include the sidebar and pass it the sidebar data.

Route;

Route::get('/', 'pagesController@index');

In the controller;

class pagesController extends Controller {

public function index()
  {
    $random = Entry::inRandomOrder()->first();

    $entries = Entry::paginate(15);

      return view('entries.show')->with('entries',$entry)->with('random',$random);
    }
}

Now in your view you have access to $random (a single Entry) and $entries (a collection of Entry - paginated)

In your layout, include the sidebar and use the $entries within it.

Thank you all

so you make multi queries in 1 function to get the route to work? Is this a clean way to write reusable code?