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In Laravel, you can create a simple redirect by using the redirect helper function. Here's an example of how to do a simple redirect in Laravel:
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public function redirectToExamplePage() { return redirect('example-page'); } |
In this example, the redirectToExamplePage() method will redirect the user to the 'example-page' route. You can also specify a URL to redirect to:
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public function redirectToExampleUrl() { return redirect('https://www.example.com'); } |
You can also pass data along with the redirect:
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public function redirectToExamplePageWithMessage() { return redirect('example-page')->with('message', 'This is a success message.'); } |
In the example above, the 'message' data will be flashed to the session and can be accessed on the redirected page. Finally, you can also redirect back to the previous page:
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public function redirectToPreviousPage() { return redirect()->back(); } |
This will redirect the user back to the page they came from. These are some examples of how to do a simple redirect in Laravel using the redirect helper function.