Passing javascript array to laravel controller in URL

this snippet will teach you how to pass javascript array from javascript to laravel controller in the url and how to get that array back in laravel controller

If you have a javascript array and want to pass it through the url to laravel controller you have to covert it to JSON first like this

$(document).on('click', "#exportBTN", function () {



                amountsArrayJson = JSON.stringify(amountsArray); // create json array from your array - change amounts array to your array name

                recordsArrayJson = JSON.stringify(SelectedRecordsArray); // create json array from your array - change amounts array to your array name

                let exportURL = "{{route('admin.documents.export.csv')}}? 

amountsArray="+amountsArrayJson+'&recordsArray='+recordsArrayJson+'&symbol='+add_item_symbol+'&docDate='+add_item_doc_date+'&docNumber='+add_item_doc_number; // pass it through the url like this

                window.location.href = exportURL ;

});

and then you could get that array back in the controller function like this

public function adminExportCSV() {

        $amounts = request()->get('amountsArray'); // change amounts array as the name in URL

        $amountsArray = json_decode($amounts, true);  // convert array back from json format

        $records = request()->get('recordsArray');

        $recordsArray = json_decode($records, true);

}

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