将$ .post路由到控制器的方法

Question

New to laravel, working on a premade project was replicatinga a functionality to another section but now I'm stuck with a:

Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) (17:26:57:137 | error, network)   at http://localhost/testimonials/sort

The URL of where the action is made: http://localhost/ *****/public/index.php/admin/testimonials

I have this piece of javascript that gets called by an event:

sortTestimonials: function () {
        $("#sortable_1, #sortable_2").sortable({connectWith: ".connectedSortable", stop: function () {
                var t = [];
                t = $(".connectedSortable").sortable("toArray"), 
                $.post("/testimonials/sort", {list: t})
            }})
    },

That $.post(..) supposedly goes to my routes.php where I have the routes of the controller/section

# Testimonials Routes
    Route::resource('testimonials', 'AdminTestimonialsController', ['except' => ['show', 'destroy']]);
    Route::post('testimonials/toggleVisibility', 'AdminTestimonialsController@toggleVisibility');
    Route::post('testimonials/delete', 'AdminTestimonialsController@delete');
    Route::post('testimonials/sort', 'AdminTestimonialsController@sort');
        //this last one being the one it's supposed to grab

And then I have my controller AdminTestimonialsController.php where I can't get to (just showing the method in question obviously)

public function sort() {
        $order = Input::get('list');
        if (Request::ajax()) {
                        $result = $this->testimonial->sortArticles($order);
        }
        return Redirect::route('admin.testimonials.index');
    }

So what am I doing wrong here or what am I missing for it to work?

Answer 1

As your application doesn't live in the root of your domain you can't just use /testimonials/sort . It will make a request to http://localhost/testimonials/sort instead of http://localhost/*****/public/index.php/testimonials/sort .

You can define a baseUrl js variable somewhere in your PHP / Blade template and use that when you make ajax requests.

<script>
    var baseUrl = "{{ URL::to('/') }}";
</script>

And then later :

$.post(baseUrl + "/testimonials/sort", {list: t})

Note that you still need the / in front of the URL because the baseUrl will be without trailing slash.