Route::get('test','ProfileController@test'); I have above route,while hitting this route in url i see www.example.com/test, Is it possible to change the url to something.com/test using laravel routing only for this specific route.
2 Answers
example.com is your domain, then you need to buy something.com
then you need to configure something.com that point to your sever that is hosting your laravel application. Then you could do something.com/test.
Remember,
example.com -> translate like XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX IP
something.com -> need to be translated to the same XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX IP
Because example.com is the host part and /test is the path of your app.
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Bikash Budhathoki
thankyou for you answer but in my case in example.com there is another application running and something.com is its subdomain. i want to know can we change the whole url name from laravel. like in my case for above route 'test' there will always be in url subdomainname/test,can i change this url to myprofile/test and for other routes it is fine to have route like subdomainname/login etc.
Roberto Armas
Route::group(['prefix'=>'subdomainname'],function(){ Route::get('test','ProfileController@test'); });Roberto Armas
I think you could do something like this put on group with a prefix.
Roberto Armas
Inside this you could add the login routes and other routes that you like.
Roberto Armas
I'm sorry.! Ohh I got it! see the next answer.. I agree with the wunch solution!
You cannot change the visible domain part of the url without actually redirecting to that new domain. (Doing so would be a serious security risk.)
If you want to redirect to that other domain (assuming it exists), you can do:
// Redirect a route to another URL (note the use of the http://)
Route::get('/test', function() {
return redirect('http://something.com/test');
});
However, if the target is a subdomain or alias of the current domain which is running the same application, then you can do subdomain routing. I like to use named routes:
// Define the route on the subdomain
Route::group(['domain' => 'subdomain.example.com', function() {
Route::get('/test', ['as' -> 'subdomain.test', 'uses' => 'ProfileController@test']);
});
// Redirect a route on the main domain to the subdomain
Route::get('/test', function() {
return redirect()->route('subdomain.test');
});
