For this route
Route::get('/locations/{location?}/actions/{action?}/screens/{screen?}','GameController@index')->name('locations.actions.screens.show');
In GameController index method, you can get these parameter as
public function index(Location $location, Action $action, Screen $screen) {
// here you can use those models
}
if you are using route-model binding,
if not using
public function index($location, $action, $screen) {
// here you can use these variables
}
If the route name is locations.actions.screens.show
then in view, it will be
<a href="{{ route('locations.actions.screens.show', ['location' => $location, 'action' => $action, 'screen' => $screen ]) }}">Test</a>
Now, if you have some query parameter
then it will be like $http://example.com/?test="some test data"&another_test="another test"
you can access these parameter like
public function myfunction(Request $request) {
dd($request->all());
}
Let's consider you want to retrieve all games, that belongs to a particular screen which belongs to a particular action and that belongs to a particular location, what your urls seems to be in your question, in that case, the url will be
Route::group(['prefix' => 'game'], function (){
Route::get('locations/{location?}/actions/{action?}/screens/{screen?}','GameController@index')->name('game.index');
});
url seems to be game/locations/1/actions/1/screens/1
where action and screen parameter can be optional
now in your controller index() method
public function index(Location $location, Action $action=null, Screen $screen=null) {
//using the model instance you received, you can retrieve your games here
}