I have the following url with multiple filters given from a form
the url looks like that but I can not make it look like this
I'm using this but it does not work because since it's not a url, it's a request.
Route::get('/productos/{nombre_producto?}/{continente?}', 'ProductosController@GeneralProductos');
The only way to pass data using a GET method is through query params (as you are doing):
Endpoint:
GET https://localhost/productos?nombre_producto=un_nombre&continente=un_continente
If what you want is to "hide" that information from the view, it only occurs to me to make the call by POST sending the parameters in the body.
Endpoint:
POST https://localhost/productos
Headers:
Content-type: Application/json
Body:
{
"nombre_producto" : "el nombre",
"continente" : "un continente"
}
Obviously, it is not recommended to make calls POST just to consult data, it is recommended to make them using GET through query params.
A possible solution would be using POST to call a function that creates the GET route that you want fast example:
Routes:
Route::post('/productos', 'ProductosController@buscar')->name('buscar');
Route::get('/productos/{nombre_producto?}/{continente?}', 'ProductosController@buscador')->name('buscador');
Controller:
public function buscar(Request $request){
return redirect()->route('buscador' , ['nombre_producto' => $request->nombre_producto, 'continente' => $request->continente]);
}
public function buscador(Request $request){
$continente = $request->continente;
$producto = $request->nombre_producto
// Logica deseada
}
Blade:
<form action="{{route('buscar')}}" method="post">
{{csrf_field()}}
<input type="text" name="nombre_producto">
<input type="text" name="continente">
<input type="submit" value="Buscar">
</form>