Category page and subcategory page
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I have navbar with category and subcategory with their subsubcategory.
Now I want to make page for every category and subcategory. So, I have 5 main category and there is subcategory and on.
Every page of category and subcategory has its own information.
I've done this:
Route::get('c/{hierarchy}', 'CategoryController@index')->where('hierarchy', '(.*)?');
Controller:
public function index($hierarchy)
{
$categories = explode('/', $hierarchy);
$category = last($categories);
$main = Category::where('slug', $category)->firstOrFail();
reset($categories);
return view('page', compact('main'));
}
It works but logic seems wrong. Am I using the right way?
laravel
asked Nov 10 at 9:47
Tom West
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guys!
I have navbar with category and subcategory with their subsubcategory.
Now I want to make page for every category and subcategory. So, I have 5 main category and there is subcategory and on.
Every page of category and subcategory has its own information.
I've done this:
Route::get('c/{hierarchy}', 'CategoryController@index')->where('hierarchy', '(.*)?');
Controller:
public function index($hierarchy)
{
$categories = explode('/', $hierarchy);
$category = last($categories);
$main = Category::where('slug', $category)->firstOrFail();
reset($categories);
return view('page', compact('main'));
}
It works but logic seems wrong. Am I using the right way?
laravel
asked Nov 10 at 9:47
Tom West
104
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Why do you think the logic seems wrong?
– Manpreet
Nov 10 at 12:26
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guys!
I have navbar with category and subcategory with their subsubcategory.
Now I want to make page for every category and subcategory. So, I have 5 main category and there is subcategory and on.
Every page of category and subcategory has its own information.
I've done this:
Route::get('c/{hierarchy}', 'CategoryController@index')->where('hierarchy', '(.*)?');
Controller:
public function index($hierarchy)
{
$categories = explode('/', $hierarchy);
$category = last($categories);
$main = Category::where('slug', $category)->firstOrFail();
reset($categories);
return view('page', compact('main'));
}
It works but logic seems wrong. Am I using the right way?
laravel
asked Nov 10 at 9:47
Tom West
104
guys!
I have navbar with category and subcategory with their subsubcategory.
Now I want to make page for every category and subcategory. So, I have 5 main category and there is subcategory and on.
Every page of category and subcategory has its own information.
I've done this:
Route::get('c/{hierarchy}', 'CategoryController@index')->where('hierarchy', '(.*)?');
Controller:
public function index($hierarchy)
{
$categories = explode('/', $hierarchy);
$category = last($categories);
$main = Category::where('slug', $category)->firstOrFail();
reset($categories);
return view('page', compact('main'));
}
It works but logic seems wrong. Am I using the right way?
laravel
laravel
asked Nov 10 at 9:47
Tom West
104
asked Nov 10 at 9:47
Tom West
104
asked Nov 10 at 9:47
Tom West
104
asked Nov 10 at 9:47
Tom West
104
asked Nov 10 at 9:47
Tom West
104
104
1
Why do you think the logic seems wrong?
– Manpreet
Nov 10 at 12:26
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Why do you think the logic seems wrong?
– Manpreet
Nov 10 at 12:26
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Why do you think the logic seems wrong?
– Manpreet
Nov 10 at 12:26
Why do you think the logic seems wrong?
– Manpreet
Nov 10 at 12:26
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Why do you think the logic seems wrong?
– Manpreet
Nov 10 at 12:26