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I am using laravel 5.7 and want to hide the id in url. Now my url show like



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  • use method 'POST' instead of 'GET'
    – Tharaka Dilshan
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  • you can conver id to json_encode and rever it with json_decode
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  • Route::get('/add-stock/{id}','StockController@addStOCk');
    – Krishno Biswas
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I am using laravel 5.7 and want to hide the id in url. Now my url show like



http://127.0.0.1:8000/add-stock/87


I want to hide this id number. Anybody example? Thank you all.










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  • use method 'POST' instead of 'GET'
    – Tharaka Dilshan
    Oct 6 at 10:36










  • you can conver id to json_encode and rever it with json_decode
    – Shaielndra Gupta
    Oct 6 at 10:38










  • Route::get('/add-stock/{id}','StockController@addStOCk');
    – Krishno Biswas
    Oct 6 at 10:45













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I am using laravel 5.7 and want to hide the id in url. Now my url show like



http://127.0.0.1:8000/add-stock/87


I want to hide this id number. Anybody example? Thank you all.










share|improve this question















I am using laravel 5.7 and want to hide the id in url. Now my url show like



http://127.0.0.1:8000/add-stock/87


I want to hide this id number. Anybody example? Thank you all.







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  • use method 'POST' instead of 'GET'
    – Tharaka Dilshan
    Oct 6 at 10:36










  • you can conver id to json_encode and rever it with json_decode
    – Shaielndra Gupta
    Oct 6 at 10:38










  • Route::get('/add-stock/{id}','StockController@addStOCk');
    – Krishno Biswas
    Oct 6 at 10:45


















  • use method 'POST' instead of 'GET'
    – Tharaka Dilshan
    Oct 6 at 10:36










  • you can conver id to json_encode and rever it with json_decode
    – Shaielndra Gupta
    Oct 6 at 10:38










  • Route::get('/add-stock/{id}','StockController@addStOCk');
    – Krishno Biswas
    Oct 6 at 10:45
















use method 'POST' instead of 'GET'
– Tharaka Dilshan
Oct 6 at 10:36




use method 'POST' instead of 'GET'
– Tharaka Dilshan
Oct 6 at 10:36












you can conver id to json_encode and rever it with json_decode
– Shaielndra Gupta
Oct 6 at 10:38




you can conver id to json_encode and rever it with json_decode
– Shaielndra Gupta
Oct 6 at 10:38












Route::get('/add-stock/{id}','StockController@addStOCk');
– Krishno Biswas
Oct 6 at 10:45




Route::get('/add-stock/{id}','StockController@addStOCk');
– Krishno Biswas
Oct 6 at 10:45












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Based on your term "add-stock" you are storing data, so no need to add this /{id} in URL, and use POST method.
Try this:



Route::post('/add-stock','StockController@addStOCk');





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