Within a Laravel package I made, I want to redirect the user to a controller action that requires a parameter (within the same package).
Controller:
public function postMatchItem(Request $request, $id)
{
$this->validate($request, [
'item_match' => 'required|numeric|exists:item,id',
]);
$spot_buy_item = SpotBuyItem::find($id);
$item = Item::find($request->input('item_match'));
$price = $item->getPrice();
$spot_buy_item_response = new SpotBuyItemResponse();
$spot_buy_item_response->spot_buy_item_id = $id;
$spot_buy_item_response->spot_buy_id = $spot_buy_item->spot_buy_id;
$spot_buy_item_response->item_id = $item->id;
$spot_buy_item_response->user_id = $spot_buy_item->user_id;
$spot_buy_item_response->spot_buy_price = $price;
$spot_buy_item_response->created_ts = Carbon::now();
$spot_buy_item_response->save();
return redirect()->action('Ariel\SpotBuy\Http\Controllers\Admin\SpotBuyController@getPart', [$id]);
}
The action in the redirect is the same path I use in my routes.php
file to direct the user to this controller action
Route:
Route::get('/part/{id}', 'Ariel\SpotBuy\Http\Controllers\Admin\SpotBuyController@getPart')->where('id', '[0-9]+');
I've tried variations of this path without success, including SpotBuyController@getPart
like the documentation suggests (http://ift.tt/1P0uYyR)
Note: I got this to work by naming my route in routes.php
and using return redirect()->route('route_name', [$id]);
, but I still want to know how to pass a package controller action to the ->action()
function.
via Chebli Mohamed
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