Route::get('dashboard/{path?}', function($path= null)
{
return $path;
});
yeah that makes sense
what if url is
dashboard/movies/funny/../..
got NotFoundHttpException
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Per default a route parameter cannot contain any slashes, because multiple route parameters or segments are separated by slashes.
If you have a finite number of path levels you could do this:
Route::get('dashboard/{path1?}/{path2?}/{path3?}', function($path1 = null, $path2 = null, $path3 = null)
However this isn't very elegant nor dynamic and your example suggests there can be many path levels. You can use a where constraint to allow slashes in the route parameter. So this route will basically catch everything that starts with dashboard
Route::get('dashboard/{path?}', function($path= null){
return $path;
})->where('path', '(.*)');
