Level 50
either try
request()->fullUrlWithQuery(request()->query());
or build the url from your livewire properties
url()->current() . '?' . http_build_query($arrayFromYourProperties);
Nov 17, 2024
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Level 7
How to get valid livewire current url
I have a livewire component that has a bunch of props that are also url query strings, and I want to store the url in session whenever user changes them(on render), but when I use URL::full() I get livewire's update url instead of actual final url.
Level 7
@s4muel The problem is, when livewire sends update request, the url()->fullUrl returns /livewire/update.
Now I'm storing those props invidually in user session, and reloading them.
Level 50
@amir5 build your own url then (as in the second part of my answer), if you have just a couple of props, shouldn't be too messy
Level 7
@s4muel Nope, doesn't work either.
url()->current() . '?' . http_build_query($array); // also returns a url containing "livewire/update"
Level 1
Livewire’s AJAX behavior means url()->current() will point to /livewire/message/... instead of your real page URL. A simple fix is to capture it once in mount()—like public $currentUrl; public function mount() { $this->currentUrl = url()->current(); }—and then use $currentUrl later.
If you want both current and previous URLs, there's a neat package called ralphjsmit/livewire-urls. It adds middleware that tracks these for you and gives you helper methods like Url::current() and Url::previous() that actually reflect the real page URLs.
Either way, you're covered—use either the mount() trick for a quick win or go with the package for full URL tracking.
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