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In Laravel, you can handle multiple get requests by creating separate routes for each request in your routes/web.php file.
Here is an example of how to create multiple get routes in Laravel:
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Route::get('/route1', 'Controller@method1'); Route::get('/route2', 'Controller@method2'); Route::get('/route3', 'Controller@method3'); |
In the above code, '/route1', '/route2', and '/route3' are the URLs that will trigger the get requests, and 'Controller@method1', 'Controller@method2', and 'Controller@method3' are the controller methods that will handle each request.
Inside your controller, you can define the corresponding methods to handle the logic for each request:
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public function method1() { // Logic for route1 } public function method2() { // Logic for route2 } public function method3() { // Logic for route3 } |
By separating the routes and controller methods, you can easily handle multiple get requests in Laravel.