I can not send parameter to Breadcrumb

[sametsahin]

Dear All Friend,

Firstly I want to say thank you for your help.

I am using breadcrumbs in my project. There is no problem in pages where I dont send parameter. But when i want to send parameter, I dont taking anything. You can see below detail code in my project

BreadCrumbsServiceProvider

require base_path('routes/breadcrumbs.php'); // (I regestered this file in config/app)

breadcrumbs.php

// Setting ->There is no problem
Breadcrumbs::for('admin.setting.index', fn(Trail $trail) => $trail
    ->parent('admin.dashboard')
    ->push('Site Ayarları', route('admin.setting.index'))
);
// Client Detail->There is huge problem for me :)
Breadcrumbs::for('admin.client.detail/{id}', fn(Trail $trail, Client $client) => $trail
    ->parent('admin.musteri.index', route('admin.musteri.index'))
    ->push($client->id . ' Nolu Müşteri Detayı', route('admin.client.detail', $client->id))
);

You think, what should I do?

[tabuna]

Hey @sametsahin. I am assuming you have your route declared as follows:

Route::get('/admin/client/detail/{client}', function (Client $client) {
    //code...
})->name('admin.client.detail');

Pay attention to the names that we expect (#10 (comment))

Then the breadcrumbs will look like this:

Breadcrumbs::for('photos.index', fn (Trail $trail, Client $client) =>
     $trail->push('...')
);

[sametsahin]

Hello My Friend,

I send client->id parameter and I call this parameter in breadcrumbs but no change. If we find solition, you will save me :)
The final code is below.
web.php

    Route::get('edit/client/{id}', [ClientController::class, 'edit'])->name('edit.client');
breadcrumbs.php
  Breadcrumbs::for('admin.edit.client/{id}', fn(Trail $trail, Client $client) => $trail
      ->parent('admin.home.client')
      ->push($client->id . ' Edit Client', route('admin.edit.client', $client->id))
  );

Link->http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin/edit/client/7 //There is not any problem about working but no show breadcrumbs

Thank You

[tabuna]

No problem buddy. Just use the same names. Like this:

Route:

Route::get('edit/client/{client}', [ClientController::class, 'edit'])->name('edit.client');

Breadcrumbs:

Breadcrumbs::for('edit.client', fn(Trail $trail, Client $client) => $trail
    ->parent('admin.home.client')
    ->push($client->id . ' Edit Client', route('admin.edit.client', $client->id))
);

Controller:

public function edit(Client $client) {
    // ...
}

[sametsahin]

Hello Buddy,

Unfortunately fail again.

web
Route::get('duzenle/musteri/{client_id}', [ClientController::class, 'edit'])->name('edit.client');

Breadcrumbs

Breadcrumbs::for('admin.edit.client', fn(Trail $trail, Client $client_id) => $trail
    ->parent('admin.home.client')
    ->push(' Edit Client', route('admin.edit.client', $client_id->id))
);

Controller
public function edit($client_id){...

It seems error
App\Providers\BreadcrumbsServiceProvider::{closure}(): Argument #2 ($client_id) must be of type App\Models\Client, string given (View:

When i deleted "Client" in Breadcrumbs ->, fn(Trail $trail, $client_id) => $trail
Attempt to read property "id" on string (View:

[tabuna]

Change:

public function edit($client_id){...

on:

public function edit(Client $client_id){...

You are either working with an object. Or with a value. You cannot expect an object in one place and an integer/string in another.

[sametsahin]

I tried buddy, When i change line url is broken. 404 not found
public function edit(Client $client_id){...

[tabuna]

Suppose the controller cannot find your model. Why should bread crumbs do this? It will help if you read https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/routing#parameters-and-dependency-injection as well as https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/routing#route-model-binding

From the documentation:

Since the $user variable is type-hinted as the App\Models\User Eloquent model and the variable name matches the {user} URI segment, Laravel will automatically inject the model instance that has an ID matching the corresponding value from the request URI. If a matching model instance is not found in the database, a 404 HTTP response will automatically be generated.

[nviz]

Just do it like this;

   Breadcrumbs::for('admin.client.detail/{id}', fn(Trail $trail, $id) => $trail
       ->parent('admin.musteri.index', route('admin.musteri.index'))
       ->push(Client::find($id)->first()->id . ' Nolu Müşteri Detayı', route('admin.client.detail', $id))
   );

[macit-emre]

i am failing in this issue too.

Route::screen('integrated-accounts/{integratedAccount}', \App\Orchid\Screens\IntegratedAccountsScreen::class)->name('platform.integrated-accounts')->breadcrumbs(function (Trail $trail, \App\Models\IntegratedAccount $integratedAccount) {
        return $trail
            ->parent('platform.index')
            ->push(__('Integrated Accounts'));
    });

resulting :
Illuminate\Routing\RouteFileRegistrar::{closure}(): Argument #2 ($integratedAccount) must be of type App\Models\IntegratedAccount, string given

i am on orchid14 and laravel 11

[macit-emre]

i think this issue happens when you use 2 variables in a route and use same variable in a different route. (in the requested breadcrumb chain, 2 or greater chain needed)

[macit-emre]

these 2 routes makes the error happen. They are parent - child in breadcrumb tree.
the first route resolves $integratedAccount as EloquentModel
the second route resolves $integratedAccount as string.

 Route::screen('integrated-accounts/{integratedAccount}/orders', \App\Orchid\Screens\IntegratedAccountOrdersScreen::class)->name('platform.integrated-account-orders')->breadcrumbs(function (Trail $trail, $integratedAccount) {
        return $trail
            ->parent('platform.integrated-accounts',\route('platform.integrated-accounts'))
            ->push(__('Integrated Account Orders'));
    });
    Route::screen('integrated-accounts/{integratedAccount}/orders/{orderId}', \App\Orchid\Screens\IntegratedAccountOrderScreen::class)->name('platform.integrated-account-single-order')->breadcrumbs(function (Trail $trail, $integratedAccount, $orderId) {
        return $trail
            ->parent('platform.integrated-account-orders', \route('platform.integrated-account-orders', ['integratedAccount' => $integratedAccount]))
            ->push(__('Integrated Account Order Detail'));
    });