i have multiple bootstrap tabs where each one do different action from others tabs for exmaple
app-url/users#creat-admin-users-tab
app-url/users#
It's true - the only way to get the "#" for now is to use js e.g. like this:
var hash = window.location.hash;
var tabName1 = '#creat-admin-users-tab';
var tabName2 = '#creat-regular-users-tab';
if (hash.indexOf(tabName1) !== -1) console.log("It's creat-admin-users-tab");
else if (hash.indexOf(tabName2) !== -1) console.log("It's creat-regular-users-tab");
And this can help you for the other parts of the url (add it in your route file):
use Illuminate\Http\Request;
Route::get('/app-url/users', function (Request $request) {
$fullUrl = $request->fullUrl();
var_dump($fullUrl);
});
Check the following
$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] => Host name from the current request.
$_SERVER['HTTP'] => Set to a non-empty value if the protocol is HTTP
$_SERVER['HTTPS'] => Set to a non-empty value if the protocol is HTTPS
$_SERVER["SERVER_PORT"] => Server port. Default is: 80
$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] => The URI to access this page;
Laravel has functionality to return you the current url. It is all specified in this page: http://laravel.com/api/5.0/Illuminate/Http/Request.html
What you are looking for is Request::fullUrl()
.
Let's say I'm on http://laravel.dev/test?test=1, here are the methods and the results:
Request::fullUrl()
// Returns: http://laravel.dev/test?test=1
Request::url()
// Returns: http://laravel.dev/test
Request::path()
// Returns: test
Request::root()
// Returns: http://laravel.dev