I realize that this isn't a specific laravel channel, but -- here's the question.
New to laravel, trying to track down how/where a statement in a file within a test laravel works.
the test file
resources/views/layout/app.blade.php
the line..
<a href="{{ route('properties') }}">PProperties</a>
which then generates
<a href="/">PProperties</a>
so in some function/method
route('properties') ==> "/"
or
route:get "properties" gets xferred to "/"
but, so far, I can't seem to track down where this might happen, or the flow of the logic.
If anyone has any pointers, feel free to fire them to me!
thanks
The route() helper method is used to generate a URL to a named route. In your case, it's looking for a route called "properties". Do you have that defined in your routes/web.php file?
The @extend(layouts.app <http://layouts.app>)
got me, .. didn't really catch that the layouts.app <http://layouts.app> was layouts/app.blade.php....
I've got an additional question if I may.
Say I have a basic bootstrap/template, and I'm looking to create a test site, with mods.
Am I correct in assuming I can "break" the template up into pieces (blades), make mods as needed, and more or less recombine the pieces
with routes/views/extend/yield/etc as needed..
thanks
-bruce
On Wed, Feb 12, 2025 at 4:09 AM Ashley Sheridan <ash@ashleysheridan.co.uk> wrote:
On 11/02/2025 19:20, bruce wrote:
> Hey/Hi,
>
> I realize that this isn't a specific laravel channel, but -- here's
> the question.
>
> New to laravel, trying to track down how/where a statement in a
file
> within a test laravel works.
>
> the test file
> resources/views/layout/app.blade.php
> the line..
> <a href="{{ route('properties') }}">PProperties</a>
>
> which then generates
> <a href="/">PProperties</a>
>
> so in some function/method
> route('properties') ==> "/"
> or
> route:get "properties" gets xferred to "/"
>
> but, so far, I can't seem to track down where this might happen, or
> the flow of the logic.
>
> If anyone has any pointers, feel free to fire them to me!
>
> thanks
>
The route() helper method is used to generate a URL to a named
route. In
your case, it's looking for a route called "properties". Do you have
that defined in your routes/web.php file?
You can organise your blade templates however you wish. I tend to break it up into individul components when something becomes complex, or I need to repeat something.
I would advise you go through the Laravel documentation, as it will help you understand how it behaves, and how all of these things work.
Ashley Sheridan
Web developer and accessibility advocate
so in some function/method
route(‘properties’) ==> “/”
or
route:get “properties” gets xferred to “/”
but, so far, I can’t seem to track down where this might happen, or
the flow of the logic.
If anyone has any pointers, feel free to fire them to me!
thanks
The route() helper method is used to generate a URL to a named route. In
your case, it’s looking for a route called “properties”. Do you have
that defined in your routes/web.php file?