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hermanoloco said:

I'm beginner with laravel.

I have a model "Movie" with several categories like western, suspense, comedy, drama... When I create new comedy, I use the route: Route::get('/movie/comedy', 'MovieController@createMovie');

// route
Route::get('/movie/{category_id}', 'MovieController@create');

// controller
public function create($category_id)
{
  $data = [
    'categories'  => Category::find($category_id)
  ];

  return view('movies.create', $data);
}

the brackets in the route will allow you to pass the value to the controller https://laravel.com/docs/5.3/routing#route-parameters

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Thanks w1n78, but I know this solution, my idea is to pass several parameters (minimum 5).

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I've found a solution, with Session! I don't know if is the corret but works fine.

Route::get('/movie/western', [ Session::flash('category_id', '2'); Session::flash('title', 'New western'); 'uses' => 'MovieController@createMovie' ]);

public function createMovie() { $actors = Actor::all(); $category_id = Session::get('category_id'); $title = Session::get('title'); return view('movie.create', compact('category_id', 'actors', 'title')); }

Not works fine, because I need to change the value of "Session(title)"

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