RedirectResponse.php

Sets the URI to redirect to and, optionally, the HTTP status code to use. If no code is provided it will be automatically determined.

Sets the URI to redirect to but as a reverse-routed or named route instead of a raw URI.

Helper function to return to previous page. Example: return redirect()->back();

Sets the current $_GET and $_POST arrays in the session. This also saves the validation errors. It will then be available via the 'old()' helper function.

Sets validation errors in the session. If the validation has any errors, transmit those back so they can be displayed when the validation is handled within a method different than displaying the form.

Adds a key and message to the session as Flashdata.

Copies any cookies from the global Response instance into this RedirectResponse. Useful when you've just set a cookie but need ensure that's actually sent with the response instead of lost.

Copies any headers from the global Response instance into this RedirectResponse. Useful when you've just set a header be need to ensure its actually sent with the redirect response.