Laravel - Routing
You want to create a route that handles URLs like '/product/123/review/456' and runs a function with both IDs. Which route definition is correct?
You want to create a route that handles URLs like '/product/123/review/456' and runs a function with both IDs. Which route definition is correct?
hard📝 component behavior Q8 of 15
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Match URL pattern with parameters
The URL has two parameters: productId and reviewId in the correct order.Step 2: Ensure function accepts both parameters
The function must accept $productId and $reviewId to use them inside.Final Answer:
Route::get('/product/{productId}/review/{reviewId}', function ($productId, $reviewId) { return "Product $productId, Review $reviewId"; }); -> Option AQuick Check:
Multiple route params need matching function args [OK]
Quick Trick: Each URL param needs a function argument [OK]
Common Mistakes:
- Missing one parameter in URL or function
- Incorrect URL pattern order
- Not passing parameters to function
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