by Devin Yang
(This article was automatically translated.)

Published - 8 years ago ( Updated - 8 years ago )

foreword

Especially for friends who are studying SEO, you should know that sometimes we need to redirect 301 pages, which is provided in Laravel 5.5
The function of Route::redirect is quite simple. In addition, using Route::view is also very useful for the layout of static pages.

Redirect Routes

The syntax is very simple, we can easily use Route::redirect for 301 redirection.
Route::redirect('/oldpage','/newpage');

View Routes

I don’t know if you have ever touched the template, but in fact, most of the entire website are static pages, only a few dynamic pages.
It is no longer necessary to build a Controller for each page, or to display it through a function return view.
We have an easier way to handle it through Route:view .
Route::view('/welcome', 'welcome', ['title' => '3C Tech Center, CCC']);
 
The first parameter is URI, and the second parameter is the name of the view. Of course, we can also provide the third optional parameter to send the Array to the View. Cool!!

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Devin Yang

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