Return Redirect::to('cv.edit')
            ->with('id', $id);    //<---- id  can only be accessed Via Session

Session::get('id');

you used named route

return Redirect::route('cv.edit');

Dynamic Layout in Laravel 4

Hello codetrash!

Thank you very much for your answer. Unfortunately, even if i replace my return statement by yours and include the id, it does only show a blank page instead of my form... Do you have any other idea?

Catherine

You can Check /storage/logs for the error....

1. remove all error inside the log file

2. run your program again

3. open the log file again to see which codes going wrong

   $diploma = CvDiploma::where('user_uid', '=', $id)->get();

   u can use first() to retrieve only one data

   $diploma = CvDiploma::where('user_uid', '=', $id)->first();

Thanks, I didn't know the hint with the logfile.... but there is no error! Just a blank page... no error. Makes me wanna cry :-(

But I definitely appreciate your help!!!

If the update method is the controller action you are intending to be called remove static from it. The way you worded it I am not sure if you are using resourceful controllers or are calling this inside another action.

public function update($id)

catherine111 said:

When the form ist submitted, a controller executes this function and finally leads the browser to the first route (see above) again:

public static function update($id)
  	{
  	// store information from personal info form
  FeUser::where('uid', '=', $id)
               ->update(array(
  		'telephone1' => Input::get('telephone1'), 
  		'telephone2' => Input::get('telephone2'), 
  		'telephone3' => Input::get('telephone3')
  	));

  // redirect
  return Redirect::to('cv.edit');

}

Thank you for answering me and sorry for my late answer, I was on holliday! :-D

The controller that calls the update() function looks like this:

Route::put('/personal_info/update', array('as' => 'cv.update', function()
{
    $id = Input::get('uid');
    FeUserController::update($id);
}));

I recently changed it to this:

Route::put('/personal_info/update', array('as' => 'cv.update', function()
{
    $id = Input::get('uid');
    FeUserController::update($id);
    return Redirect::to('cv');
}));

Now he at least accepts to go back to the root I want him to go to. But that doesn't seem clean to me...

If I do remove "static", I get an error "Non-static method DiplomaController::update() should not be called statically "

You're not really using controllers in the best way. Try

Route::put('personal_info/update/{id}', array('as' => 'cv.update', 'uses' => 'DiplomaController@update'));

In the controller's update method, {id} will be passed as the first argument

public function update($id)
{
  // your code
  return Redirect::route('cv.edit', array($id));
}