@larissa
In Laravel, you can detect the current resource route by using the Route::currentRouteName()
method. This method will return the name of the current route if it has been named in your routes file.
For example, if you have a resource route defined like this:
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Route::resource('posts', 'PostController'); |
And you want to detect the current route in your controller or view, you can do so by using Route::currentRouteName()
like this:
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$currentRoute = Route::currentRouteName(); |
You can then use this $currentRoute
variable to determine the current route and perform any necessary actions based on it.