I have this in my form in the viewpage.php:
<form action="{{ route('test.route'), ['id' => $params_id] }}" method="POST" >
And this in the route.php:
Route::post('/testing/{{id}}',[
'uses' => 'TestController@testMethod',
'as' => 'test.route'
]);
And this is my TestController:
public function avaliarSubordinor(Request $request, $uid){
return $uid;
}
I get an error which says 'Missing required parameters for[Route: test.route] [URI: testing/{{id}}]. Essentially What i want is to pass a variable to my controller using a route with a parameter when form is submitted..
I dont know if I am doing this properlly..if anyone can help me or point me to an example so i can understand what I am doing wrong..
Laravel routes are located in the app/Http/routes. For instance, to pass in a name parameter to a route, it would look like this. Route::get('/params/{name}', function ($name) { return $name }); By convention, the Controller function accepts parameters based on the parameters provided.
You can define a route to this controller action, as: Route::get('user/{id}', 'UserController@show'); Route::resource: The Route::resource method can be a Restful Controller that produces all the basic routes required for an application and is dealt via controller class.
Laravel 5.2 Missing required parameters for [Route: user.profile] [URI: user/{nickname}/profile]
Using the above link I found a solution.. I changed:
<form action="{{ route('test.route'), ['id' => $params_id] }}" method="POST" >
to
<form action="{{ route('test.route', [$params_id]) }}" method="GET" >
and this:
Route::post('/testing/{{id}}',[
'uses' => 'TestController@testMethod',
'as' => 'test.route'
]);
to
Route::get('/testing/{id}',[
'uses' => 'TestController@testMethod',
'as' => 'test.route'
]);
and for reading value :
if ($request->id) {
}
And It works! But I wonder if anyone else can get a POST version working, or is GET the only way? I dont really know much about GET/POST request, only that it's used in forms and ajax.. Would really like to learn more about HTTP GET/POST, if anyone has anything to add please share!! thanks! Hope this answer will help someone!
Although it's an old post hopefully it will help others in future. For me in Laravel 5.8 the POST method just worked fine.
HTML form:
<form method="POST" role="form" action="{{route('store_changed_role', [$user_id, $division_id])}}">
Route:
Route::post('/sotre_changed_role/{user_id}/{division_id}', 'Admin\UserController@store_changed_role')->name('store_changed_role');
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