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How to convert URL query string into URL parameters in Laravel?

I have a form that sends a get request to a /player/ route. When I click the submit button, the URL looks something like this:

https://examle.com/player?username=johndoe

I want the URL to look like this:

https://examle.com/player/johndoe

The username will then be passed as a parameter to a controller method:

public function player(string $username)
{
}

Is it possible to do this?

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  1. 0

    Just create a simple route for it to accept username

    Route::post("/player/{username}", [PlayerController::class, "player"])
->name("player.submit");

    The use the url to that accept username

    <form action"{{ route("player.submit", ["username" => $username]) }}">
...
</form>

    I think this is basic, you can read on https://laravel.com/docs/10.x/routing#parameters-and-dependency-injection

    If you need get, you can use other url, then redirect to the player location using same route() function. I assume that you want to submit data, so I put post as example

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  2. 0

    It’s not the way that HTML form operates. You can consider using jquery like below:

    In web.php

    Route::get('player/{username?}', [PlayerController::class, 'search'])->name('user.search')

    In view:

    <input name="user_name" id="user_name"/>
<a href="{{route('user.search')}}" id="btnSearch">Search</a>

<script>
   let href = "{{route('user.search'}}"
   $("#user_name ").on('change', function(e) {
       $("#btnSearch").attr(href, href + "/" + $(this).val())
   })
</script>
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