Normally it is very simple to add parameters using the Laravel url
helper method -- as simple as:
url("foo/show/", [333]); // site.com/foo/show/333
However, how do you do it when parameters are at a midpoint, such as:
url("foo/?/bar/?/show", [333,444]);
I have tried the following which all fail (some come close though):
url("foo/?/bar/?/show", [333,444]);
// site.com/foo//333/444?/bar/?/show
url("foo/{a}/bar/{b}/show", [333,444]);
// site.com/foo/{a}/bar/{b}/show/333/444
url("foo/{a}/bar/{b}/show", ['a' => 333, 'b' => 444]);
// site.com/foo/{a}/bar/{b}/show/333/444
The ?
is obviously important, because it gets close to the result...
Note
I am specifically talking about unnamed routes. So the route
function is not in question. Named routes aren't possible in the current project, so I need to reiterate I am looking for the use of the url
method.
I 100% agree that normally named routes are the way to go.