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Another approach is parse the Referer header value, but it depends on user's browser. If the server has a restrictive Permissions-Policy header will stop working.
Mar 28, 2022
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Pass GET arguments set on resource detail request to Laravel Nova's API
Hi
I want to add some parameters to the detail URL of a resource and make it accesible from the Laravel Nova API. The reason is that I want to show/hide relationships and resource tools depending on GET arguments. Example: http://localhost/nova/resources/posts/1?key=value
All requests to display resource and its relationships and tools are made via ajax without these data. So on the fields method of the resource I can't use $request->get('key'). It is necessary for me to display a resource tool based on arguments that are set after redirecting from an action.
As a workaround I save the arguments using cache on a middleware and read it from the backend.
Is there an easier way to do it?. Does Laravel Nova provide a way to read the current URL when its called through ajax?
Thanks!
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Finally I solved the problem using Axios Interceptors on Nova.request():
Nova.request().interceptors.request.use
(
function(config)
{
const current = new URL(window.location.href)
current.searchParams.forEach((value, key) =>
{
const append = {[key]: value};
config.params = {...config.params, ...append};
});
return config;
},
function(error)
{
return Promise.reject(error);
}
);
This will add all the current parameters to all API calls, so if I load the http://localhost/nova/resources/posts/1?foo=bar URL, the $request variable on my Post::fields() method will have the foo parameter.
Doesn't seems to be the best way to do it, but didn't find a better alternative.
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