Solution
If you want to do this without Javascript:
Move your Form::open() to before <table>
Change checkbox name to img[] rather than img
Once the form is submitted you will then have an array of paths (I assume they are actually URIs) in Input::get('img')
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2 years ago.
Thank you very much for your response.
Then, do you think that my code could be like this no?:
I keep the array in variable image, and send it to the controller to do download all, right?
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2 years ago.
I don't understand what you are doing in this bit:
<?php
$images = Input::get('img');
?>
{{ Form::hidden('images', $images) }}
You should be posting the form and sending the download from there
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2 years ago.
This bit is a mistake sorry! and thank you for your response!
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