Simon Wicki • 9/16/2014

Laravel Redirect::to() vs Redirect::away()

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This technical article details the difference between Laravel's Redirect::to() and Redirect::away() methods. It explains that Redirect::to() is for internal application URLs and performs additional URL generation and security checks, while Redirect::away() is used for redirecting users to external domains without these internal framework checks.

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Laravel Redirect::to() vs Redirect::away()

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