Form Request Problem

androschukandriy

replied 9 years ago

It would work that.

Possible way to solve this:

You need to specify the route for this action: Route::post('/comments/store/{article}', [ 'uses' => 'CommentController@store' ]);
You need to register model for a router (in RouteServiceProvider, boot method): $router->model('article', 'App\Article'); // or whenever it is defined.
In store() method will you receive instance of the article, nor ID of it but whole object.

Hope this will help.

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polinicles

replied 9 years ago

Solution

Hi androschukandriy!

Well, actually I've registered the route Model Binding with the "Article" Model.

I finally could solve the problem but I'm not sure if It's the best/safest way... I passed the variable through the Form with a "hidden" input.

This is the code if sometime can help:

The Form code: (It's from the show article view and it has the "$article" variable)


<h5><strong>Add a comment:</strong></h5>

    {!! Form::open(['url' => 'comments' ]) !!}
    {!! Form::hidden('article_id', $article->id) !!}
        @include('comments.form')
    {!! Form::close() !!}

This is the controller's code:

public function store(CommentRequest $request)
	{
       Comment::create($request->all());

       flash()->success('Comment Added!');

       return redirect()->back();
	}

And finally the route:

Route::resource('comments', 'CommentController');

Last updated 9 years ago.

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androschukandriy

replied 9 years ago

You didn't specify that the URL has to accept article_id. Please see the route I've meant.

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