Styjun

After I click in the menu navigation (for exemple href='home') when i am in the view .../public/single/1 they send me to .../public/single/home and not .../public/home

Here is my code:

MENU LIST

<div class="header_content d-flex flex-row align-items-center justify-content-start">
 <div class="logo"><a href="#"><span>m</span>a <span> B</span>ibli<span>o</span></a></div>
 <nav class="main_nav">
 <ul class="d-flex flex-row align-items-start justify-content-start">
 <li class="$home"><a href="home">Acceuil</a></li>
 <li class="$about"><a href="about">About us</a></li>
 <li class="$listing"><a href="listing">Produits</a></li>
 <li class="$blog"><a href="blog">Nouveauté</a></li>
 <li class="$contact"><a href="contact">Contactez nous!</a></li>
 </ul>
 </nav>
 <div class="submit ml-auto"><a href="#">Recherche >></a></div>
 <div class="hamburger ml-auto"><i class="fa fa-bars" aria-hidden="true"></i></div>
 </div>
</div>

WEB.PHP

Route::get('/single/id','AnnonceController@annonce');
Route::get('/home','PagesController@home');
Route::resource('home','AnnonceController');

And this is my controller:

public function annonce($id) 
 $annonce = DB::table('annonce')
 ->join('article', 'annonce.ID_ANNONCE', '=', 'article.ID_ANNONCE')
 ->join('photo_articles', 'photo_articles.ID_ARTICLE', '=', 'article.ID_ARTICLE')
 ->select('annonce.*', 'article.NOM_ARTICLE','PHOTO_ARTICLE')
 ->where('annonce.ID_ANNONCE',$id)
 ->get();

 return view('single')->with('annonce',$annonce);

It's happening because you giving href='home' which will add to your current URL , which means you are on single/1(route parameter) and when you click it will become single/home(parameter).

so give the full path.

I suggest you should use the route function of laravel and also give the name to your route like below

Route::get('/home','PagesController@home')->name('myhome');
see Documentation for naming route.

then call this in your blade like this
route('myhome')

You return statement should be like this return view('single',['id' => $id])->with('annonce',$annonce);

Note: Please use relationship in Laravel instead of DB::table

public function annonce($id) 
 $annonce = DB::table('annonce')
 ->join('article', 'annonce.ID_ANNONCE', '=', 'article.ID_ANNONCE')
 ->join('photo_articles', 'photo_articles.ID_ARTICLE', '=', 'article.ID_ARTICLE')
 ->select('annonce.*', 'article.NOM_ARTICLE','PHOTO_ARTICLE')
 ->where('annonce.ID_ANNONCE',$id)
 ->get();

 return view('single',['id' => $id])->with('annonce',$annonce);