@muriel.schmidt
To get a value from an Ajax call in Laravel, you can use the request()
function in your controller. Here's an example:
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Route::post('/ajax-call', 'YourController@ajaxCall'); |
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public function ajaxCall(Request $request) { $value = $request->input('value'); // replace 'value' with the name of your input field in your Ajax call // process the value or do whatever you want with it return response()->json(['message' => 'Success!']); // return a response if needed } |
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$.ajax({ url: '/ajax-call', method: 'POST', data: { value: 'your value' // replace 'your value' with the actual value you want to send }, success: function(response) { // process the success response }, error: function(xhr) { // handle the error response } }); |
In the ajaxCall
method of your controller, you can access the value sent from the Ajax call using $request->input('value')
.