Something like:

[code] $url = route('viewItem', array(123,'Name-Of-The-Item')); [/code]

Hi,

Yes that would give the URL a Name but it doesn't force a name on the url. For example, i visit my site domain.com/p/{id} How do i force a name after the id. like domain.com/p/{id}/{name}

    route('viewItem', array('id' => 1,'name' => 'Name-Of-The-Item'));

Yes that would give the URL a Name but it doesn't force a name on the url.

It doesn't force because you have a question mark in route definition just after "name".

smth like this maybe?

  Route::get('produk/{category}/{id}/{slug?}', function($category,$id,$slug='')
{
	
    if (!$category)
                   return Response::view('errors', array(), 404);
         if ($id){

             $content = getDetailProduk($id); //
            return View::make('produkDetail', array('detail' => $content));
         }else{
          
            $cats = getCategory($category);
            return View::make('produk', array('post' => $cats))
        }
	
});

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