Question:
How to persist data between two different requests in a controller?

I think the easiest way of doing this will be by using laravel session helper. On the first method, store the orderId like this

public function createOrder(){

     // ... create an $order

     session(['orderId' => $order->id]); 

}


And then on the second one, when you want to retrieve the previously stored order id

public function getStatus(){

      $orderId = session('orderId');

}


Note that if you want to pass a default value to the orderId on retrieval, you can transform the line like this :

$orderId = session('orderId', 'defaultValue'); // The default value can be of any type


Answered by: >Kouassi Henri Joel

Credit:> StackOverflow


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