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/ RouteClass.php
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June 6, 2016 00:07
Get the controller name and action in Laravel 4 which can be used as a class in your HTML. This solution makes use of the parseCallback() and currentRouteAction() functions, which are handy if you want to devise your own version.
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| <?php | |
| public function routeClass() | |
| { | |
| $routeArray = Str::parseCallback(Route::currentRouteAction(), null); | |
| if (last($routeArray) != null) { | |
| // Remove 'controller' from the controller name. | |
| $controller = str_replace('Controller', '', class_basename(head($routeArray))); |