Laravel - Add trailing slash with Redirect::route()

问题:

I'm trying to add a slash to the end of the URL after I use Redirect::route() with Laravel. I've tried numerous examples but couldnt find an answer.

This is what I have so far:

routes.php:

Route::get('/', function() {     return Redirect::route('login'); });   Route::get('/login/', array(     'as'    => 'login',     'uses'  => 'Controller@login' )); 

Controller.php:

public function login() {     return 'Login page'; } 

When I go to htdocs/laravel_project/, I get redirected to htdocs/laravel_project/login but I want it to be htdocs/laravel_project/login/ I want to add that slash to the end of the URL. If I do manually enter the slash at the URL it does what I want.

回答1:

You are calling Redirect::route which translates to:

Redirect to the URL (with trailing slash trimmed) of a corresponding route.

Notice that Laravel will automatically remove the trailing slash of generated URL.

So, without further/deeper investigation, the fastest method would be:

return Redirect::to(URL::route('login') . '/'); 

回答2:

This worked for me:

Redirect::to('example/page' . '\/', 301); 

Use Redirect::to instead of Redirect::route and add . '\/' to the route

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