have u printed $submit manually ? what's in it...
Form data will transmit as a query string when submitted, which is available in your controller through Input::all() and related functions. That's the simplest way. To pass the form data as part of the actual url, you will need to employ some javascript that will dynamically rewrite the form's action attribute when the form input changes. You could also use a route closure with a redirect that would pull the form data out of the query string and into your url.
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