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Laravel – Resource Controller in edit not having data

my link to edit

<a href="/dashboard/rejected/{{ $reject->id }}/edit" class="badge bg-danger">{{ $reject->status }}</a>

my route

Route::resource('/dashboard/rejected', RejectController::class);

my controller

public function edit(Reject $reject)
{
    dd($reject);
    return view('dashboard.reject.edit',[
        'tittle' => 'Reject Stock',
        'reject' => $reject
    ]);
}

$reject on my controller is dont have data,
in my route list

GET|HEAD dashboard/rejected/{rejected}/edit rejected.edit›RejectController@edit
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  1. 0

    I advise you to use the function route() to refer to your path instead of hard typing it.
    you can do:

    <a href="route('dashboard.reject.edit', $reject->id)" class="badge bg-danger">{{ $reject->status }}</a>

    then you should change the invoked function argument to be

    public function edit(string $reject_id)
{
    dd($reject_id);
    return view('dashboard.reject.edit',[
        'tittle' => 'Reject Stock',
        'reject' => Reject::find($reject_id)
    ]);
}

    finaly, your route name should be as following:

    Route::resource('dashboard.rejected', RejectController::class);

    this is a more ‘elegent’ way to code, hope you find this useful.

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  2. 0

    When you use slash in resource , it will also be in route binding, so you should’n use it in resource , you can use dashboard-rejected in route and
    $dashboard_rejected as param in controller , and you will get data.

    on a note :
    put the noun in the plural in the route and the singular in the parameter,

    example:

    /user-posts , $userPost

/posts , $post

    You also can customize route binding.

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