The helper function returns the URL that belongs to the route with that name. So you can pass the result of that function into the redirect function, which expects a URL.

return redirect(route('home'));

As second parameter of the route() function you can fill route parameters if needed.

ftiersch said:

The helper function returns the URL that belongs to the route with that name. So you can pass the result of that function into the redirect function, which expects a URL.

return redirect(route('home'));

As second parameter of the route() function you can fill route parameters if needed.

Thanks for your reply.

christoffertyrefors said:

The redirect() function actually don't return a RedirectResponse, it is returning a Illuminate\Routing\Redirector. This class do have the route() method.

Ok, I understand, thanks so much.