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Is possible have two variables and same start of URL?
I mean 'turnaje/{tournament}' and 'turnaje/{region}'.

Route::get('/turnaje', [TournamentController::class, 'index']);
Route::get('/turnaje/pridat', [TournamentController::class, 'create'])
    ->middleware('auth');
Route::get('/turnaj/{tournament}', [TournamentController::class, 'show']);
Route::get('/turnaje/{region}', [TournamentController::class, 'show_region']);

Route::resource('turnaje', TournamentController::class)
    ->parameters(['tournaments' => 'tournaments:slug'])
    ->except(['index', 'show', 'choose', 'create'])
    ->middleware('auth');
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Tom_hutka
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    No, you can't have the same pattern for two routes. How would the router know which of the two to choose? – El_Vanja Jan 30 '21 at 19:06

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No it's not possible because after Laravel is confused, doesnt know what do zou want.

Tomáš Valach
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This is possible by two ways

If param can be resolved by https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/routing#parameters-regular-expression-constraints (one has numerical id, second has slug, etc.)

Or create shared controller thats resolve by required param

  • find in regions
  • if not found, find in tournaments
  • cannot use implicit binding, must use string

But I recommend splitting it exactly by route /{region}/turnaje

Daniel Šádek
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