Am using Laravel route for approving some form from email. So i have encrypted some variables and created link which is like:
<a href="http://localhost/travel/tr/approveRequest?id=<?=$Encoded_travelRq_id?>&gsID<?=$Encoded_emp_gslab_id?>&decrypt<?=$Encoded_iv?>/">Approve</a>; Now how route can be written for this on Laravel side in which i can seperate the variables like id, gsID, decrypt from url and can send to controller's function used against that route?
Usually I use two ways:
1º way:
The route:
Route::get('approveRequest', 'ApproveController@approve'); The controller:
public function approve (Request $request) { $var1 = $request->input('var1'); $var2 = $request->input('var2'); // (...) do something with $var1 and $var2 } 2º way:
The route:
Route::get('approveRequest/{var1}/{var2}', 'ApproveController@approve'); The controller:
public function approve ($var1, $var2) { // (...) do something with $var1 and $var2: they already have a instance } Simply write a GET route to approveRequest :
Route::get('approveRequest', 'ApproveController@approve'); Because you are using URL parameters, you can simply get them in the approve() function like this
public function approve(Request $request) { $id = $request->id; $gsID = $request->get('gsID'); .... and so on for all your variables. } With this approach the order of parameters does not matter.
?.Route::get('edit/{id}', 'CommentController@edit')->name('edit'); public function edit($id) { // use the variables } <a href="{{route('edit',$value->id)}}">edit</a> 
there are 3 ways i used:
1-way with controller
Route::get('post', 'PostController@store'); public function store(Request $request) { $name = $request->input('name'); // get your params } 2-way with route closure
Route::get('/', function (Request $request) { $name = $request->name //you can use this without input('name') }); 3- with params in controller
Route::get('comment/{var}/{var2}', 'CommentController@edit'); public function approve ($var, $var2) { // use the variables } There are many methods to do this.
Method 1
If you make the url like below:
<a href="http://localhost/travel/tr/approveRequest/<?=$Encoded_travelRq_id?>/<?=$Encoded_emp_gslab_id?>/<?=$Encoded_iv?>">Approve</a>; You can make route with parameters as like below.
Route::get('approveRequest/{par1}/{par2}/{par3}', 'ApproveController@approve'); And in your function get the respective parameter as following:
public function approve($par1,$par2,$par3,) { $id = $par1; $gsID = $par2; .... and so on for all your variables. } Method 2 use request method:
If your url is like:
<a href="http://localhost/travel/tr/approveRequest?id=<?=$Encoded_travelRq_id?>&gsID<?=$Encoded_emp_gslab_id?>&decrypt<?=$Encoded_iv?>/">Approve</a>; Then define Route Like:
Route::post('approveRequest', 'ApproveController@approve'); Then in your controller function you get parameters as below:
Use Request after the namespace in youe controller class
namespace App\Http\Controllers; use Illuminate\Http\Request; class SomeClassController extends Controller { public function approve(Request $request) { $id = $request->id; $gsID = $request->get('gsID'); .... and so on for all your variables. } } 