Laravel get current URL path Using Request::url(), Request::fullUrl(), Request::path(), Request::segment() and {{ Request::is(‘article/*’) }} Examples.
Laravel get current URL path
Get the current URL without the query string. The methods we can use for this are Request::url() , Request::fullUrl() , Request::path() , Request::is() and Request::segment() .
using the Request::url() method
@if (Request::url() == 'some string') // Here Best Busineess Logic @endforeach
using the Request::fullUrl()
Get the current fullUrl
@if (str_contains(Request::fullUrl(), 'some-string')) // Here Best Busineess Logic @endif
Get Current URL in a Blade View
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@if (Request::path() == '/article-title') // Here Best Busineess Logic @endif
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using the method Request::segment()
// Returns true for domain_name.com/api/article and false for domain_name.com/api/edit @if (Request::segment(2) == 'article') // Here Best Busineess Logic @endif
Laravel – Get Current URL in a Blade View Example
Get only a segment of the current URL using the method
Segment: {{ Request::segment(1) }}
//Results Segment: article
Get current URL to Compare the a pattern
Is: {{ Request::is('article/*') }}
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