For example , I have a routes that is for the admin page to manage books, a route is set like this:
Route::resource('books','Admin\BookController');
It generated few routes for insert / update/ delete etc... automatically
/books/create
/books/1/edit
The problem is , it is admin page and I would like the link to be
/admin/books/create
/admin/books/1/edit
How to specific the resource to be admin one ? it auto have prefix of /admin/ Thanks
Updated:
If you need prefix for a multiple routes, you should use route group:
Route::group(['prefix' => 'admin'], function()
{
Route::resource('books','Admin\BookController');
});
Or, if you need to use just one controller, you could just do this:
Route::resource('/admin/books','Admin\BookController');