In Laravel reverse routing is generating URL's based on route declarations.Reverse routing makes your application so much more flexible.
For example the below route declaration tells Laravel to execute the action “login” in the users controller when the request’s URI is ‘login’.
//http://mysite.com/login
Using reverse routing we can create a link to it and pass in any parameters that we have defined. Optional parameters, if not supplied, are removed from the generated link.
It will create a link like http://mysite.com/login in view
https://laravel-interview-questions.blogspot.in/2017/03/laravel-interview-questions-and-answers.html
For example the below route declaration tells Laravel to execute the action “login” in the users controller when the request’s URI is ‘login’.
//http://mysite.com/login
Route::get(‘login’, ‘users@login’);Using reverse routing we can create a link to it and pass in any parameters that we have defined. Optional parameters, if not supplied, are removed from the generated link.
{{ HTML::link_to_action('users@login') }}It will create a link like http://mysite.com/login in view
https://laravel-interview-questions.blogspot.in/2017/03/laravel-interview-questions-and-answers.html
