Introduction to Events in Livewire - Laravel Livewire Crash Course for Beginners
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
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In this tutorial, we're going to dive into Livewire events in Laravel. Livewire events provide a way for components to communicate and trigger actions based on user interactions or other events.
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⌛Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction
01:08 - Firing Events
01:55 - Listening to the Event
03:10 - Adding Timestamps to the View
03:50 - Adding a Update Button
04:37 - Defining a Route
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Hi Dary, any idea why when I have placed route /tasks/update after /tasks/{task} - I have have always gotten 404? But when i placed it before /tasks/{task} then it passed?
When defining routes, the routes are matched in the order they are defined. When a request is made, Laravel will try to match the URL with the defined routes from top to bottom. So the order you place them does matter
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Thank you