php - Laravel 5.1: How to set Route for update record -

i working laravel 5.1

i using routes of laravel.

i used form/html insert/update, stuck in routing of update record.

here route redirect edit page in routes.php

route::get('/company/edit/{id}','companymastercontroller@edit'); 

in companymastercontroller.php

public function edit($id)    {       $company = companymasters::find($id);        return view('companymaster.edit',  compact('company'));    } 

my action in edit.blade.php

{!! form::model($company,['method' => 'patch','action'=>['companymastercontroller@update','id'=>$company->id]]) !!} 

and route action in routes.php

route::put('/company/update/{id}','companymastercontroller@update'); 

my controller action update.

public function update($id)    {         $bookupdate=request::all();         $book=  companymasters::find($id);         $book->update($bookupdate);         return redirect('/company/index');    } 

now when click on submit button gives me:

methodnotallowedhttpexception in routecollection.php

what doing wrong?

the main reason you're getting error because set form submit patch method , you've set route put method.

the 2 initial options have either have same method in route file form or set route to:

route::match(['put', 'patch'], '/company/update/{id}','companymastercontroller@update'); 

the above allow both methods used route.

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alternatively, can use route:resource() https://laravel.com/docs/5.2/controllers#restful-resource-controllers.

this take care of basic restful routes.

then take 1 step further can add following routes file:

route::model('company', 'app\companymasters'); //make sure namespace correct if you're not using standard `app\modelname` 

then resource route like:

route::resource('company', 'companymastercontroller'); 

and in companymastercontroller methods can type hinted e.g.

public function edit($id) {...} 

would become:

public function edit(companymaster $company) {     return view('companymaster.edit',  compact('company')); } 

obviously, don't have go approach though if don't want to.

hope helps!