Message:

I am passing array to controller by ajax. Controller is accessing array and return response successfully. But I want that when controller get array it return different view(suppose A.blade.php) and I can use that array in A.blade.php.

I have seen many replies like use window.location="url" in success:function(){} but it will only go to view without array.

Only purpose is to pass array to controller and controller return another view with array and i don't need of response.

AJAX function

    $(function(){

       $('#but').click(function() {

         alert("Button Click");

        ;

         $.ajax({

           type: 'get',

           url: '/suck',

           data: {arr},

   success: function( data ) {

    

    document.getElementById("p").innerHTML =data;

    

      

      },

   error: function(xhr, status, error) {

    alert(error);

    

   },

  dataType: 'text'

});

       });

    }); 

Controller

 public function getAjax(Request $req)

    {

        $input=$req->all();     

// Here I want when controller access array it return another view with array and no need of response

        return response()->json($input);    

    

    }

Routes.web.php

Route::get('/suck',[ajaxcontroller::class,'getAjax']);

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My Answer:
'/url/to/controller' but it is not working for me. Can anyone help me with this?

Here is an example of how you can achieve this in Laravel:

1. Create a route in your web.php file:

php
Route::post('/process-array', 'YourController@processArray');


2. Create a controller method in YourController.php:

php
public function processArray(Request $request) {
$array = $request->input('array');

// Process the array here

return view('A', ['array' => $array]);
}


3. Make an AJAX call in your JavaScript file:

javascript
var array = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5];

$.ajax({
type: 'POST',
url: '/process-array',
data: { array: array },
success: function(response) {
// Redirect to the new view
window.location.href = '/url/to/A.blade.php';
}
});


4. Create a blade view file A.blade.php in your resources/views directory:

html

Array from controller:

@foreach($array as $item)

• {{ $item }}

@endforeach

Now, when you make the AJAX call to the controller, it will process the array and return the A.blade.php view with the array data displayed on the page.