i using laravel 4. access current url inside @if
condition in view using laravel's blade templating engine don't know how it.
i know can done using <?php echourl::current(); ?>
it's not possible inside @if
blade statement.
any suggestion?
you can use: request::url()
obtain current url, here example:
@if(request::url() === 'your url here') // code @endif
laravel offers method find out, whether url matches pattern or not
if (request::is('admin/*')) { // code }
check related documentation obtain different request information: http://laravel.com/docs/requests#request-information
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