If you need public URL but you want them to be secured, use Laravel signed URL
class AccountController extends Controller{ public function destroy(Request $request) { $confirmDeleteUrl = URL::signedRoute('confirm-destroy', [ $user => $request->user() ]); // Send link by email... } public function confirmDestroy(Request $request, User $user) { if (! $request->hasValidSignature()) { abort(403); } // User confirmed by clicking on the email $user->delete(); return redirect()->route('home'); }}
Tip given by @anwar_nairi
Enjoyed This Tip?
Get access to all premium tutorials, video and text courses, and exclusive Laravel resources. Join our community of 10,000+ developers.
Recent Courses
How to Build Laravel 12 API From Scratch
28 lessons
1 h 21 min
NativePHP: Build Mobile App with Laravel
11 lessons
2 h 2 min read
Laravel HTTP Client and 3rd-Party APIs
7 lessons
50 min