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How to add route prefix based on logged in user prefix in laravel?

I have a route of feedback which is accessible to both users and chancellors prefixes, but the issue is that I want to write it once in web.php, now I have to write it multiple times in users and chancellors prefixes also I have to change the route name which I don’t want to do. Is there any way to do this?

When I use it normally out of the users and chancellors prefixes it is accessible to both, but it lacks the users and chancellors prefixes. I want to write this route once and when the user logins with the users or chancellors prefixes such that the users/report-feedback or chancellors/report-feedback

Route::get('/report-feedback', [FeedbackController::class, 'feedbackForm'])->name('feedbackForm.get');
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  1. 0

    If you want multiple routes you’ll need to define them multiple times. You can use route groups to put routes together, but pre-define the callback function used as the argument:

    use AppHttpControllersFeedbackController;
use IlluminateRoutingRouter as RoutingEngine;
use IlluminateSupportFacadesRoute;

$routes = function (RoutingEngine $router) {
    $router->get('/report-feedback', [FeedbackController::class, 'feedbackForm'])
        ->name('feedbackForm.get');
};

Route::name("users.")->prefix("users")->group($routes);
Route::name("chancellors.")->prefix("chancellors")->group($routes);

    So this will create a route for the URL users/report-feedback named users.feedbackForm.get, and another for the URL chancellors/report-feedback named chancellors.feedbackForm.get.

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  2. 0

    You can use

    Route::get('{type}/report-feedback', [FeedbackController::class, 'feedbackForm'])
->where('type', 'users|chancellors')
->name('feedbackForm.get');
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