I have achieved the following route structure using nested controllers
root/areas/eventID/titles/titlesID/sections/sectionsID
Where resourceID
is a slug of the preceding controller and areas
, titles
, and sections
are controllers.
I want my URL structure to be root/eventID/titlesID/sectionsID
, but I'm not sure how I'd achieve this in my routes.php
file since I need to specify the named route. So far, I have set out nested controllers like this:
Route::resource('areas','AreasController');
Route::resource('areas.titles','TitlesController');
Route::resource('areas.titles.sections','SectionsController');
Any ideas?
You can create a route with parameters.
Route::resource('{eventID}/{titlesID}/{sectionsID}', 'MyController');
Then in your MyController
you will have something like this:
<?php
class AuthController extends BaseController {
public function get()
{
// Your code...
}