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@zkelo user this
Route::get('/', function(){
return redirect()->route('test');
});
Sep 23, 2019
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route() helper returns invalid URL for named route with two optional params
I have two routes. First is main route for home page (url: /), second is for test and have two optional params - id and name. I want to make redirect from home page to named route "test", but route() helper returns invalid URL
This is my code:
/**
* @var Laravel\Lumen\Routing\Router $router
*/
$router->get('/', function () {
return route('test');
// return redirect()->route('test');
});
$router->get('/test[/{id}[/{name}]]', [
'as' => 'test', function ($id = 0, $name = '') {
if ($name) {
return "Name: $name (ID: $id)";
}
if ($id) {
return "ID: $id";
}
return 'Need an id or name!';
}
]);
This is what returns route() helper for route test: https://example.com/test[/{id}[/{name}]]
What I'm doing wrong?
Level 1
@zkelo if that not working for you trying this will solve your problem
$router->get('/', function () {
return redirect()->route('test', [1, 'Zkelo']);
});
$router->get('/test/{id}/{name}', [
'as' => 'test', function ($id = 0, $name = '') {
if ($name) {
return "Name: $name (ID: $id)";
}
if ($id) {
return "ID: $id";
}
return 'Need an id or name!';
}
]);
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@omda I need to redirect user to this page (test) without any default params
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@omda and I just don't know why route() returns invalid URL with brackets like in route declaration. I think in my case URL that returned by route() must be like this example.com/test
Level 28
Are you sure Lumen supports nested optional parameters?
Level 1
I don't know. How I can check that?
Level 1
@zkelo okay so you can try this replase this $router->get('/test/{id}/{name}'
by this
$router->get('/test/{id?}/{name?}'
Level 28
That's Laravel syntax. He's using Lumen.
@zkelo Try with just one parameter and see if that works as expected
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@omda replaced. Now route('test') returns https://example.com/test/{id?}/{name?}
@ftiersch with one param it works perfectly. But it should works same with two or more params, or no?
Level 28
Yes, but I don't think nested parameters are possible.
Maybe this works:
'/test[/{id}][/{name}]'
Level 1
This isn't works. Returns example.com/test[/{id}]
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