Front-end Mode

1. # Enable Front-end Mode
2. # Single Pages
3. # Front-end Forms

#Enable Front-end Mode

To enable front-end mode for the entire site, set the front-end value to true in config/app.php; it is false by default. This will add the TypeRocket required JavaScript and CSS to every page of your theme.

/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Front-end
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Require TypeRocket on the front-end.
|
*/
'frontend' => true,

You can now use TypeRocket on the front-end of your site.

#Single Pages

If you do not want TypeRocket enabled on every page of your site, use the tr_frontend_enable() function. Calling tr_frontend_enable() within a controller method or at the top of your template file will enable front-end more for that single page.

#Front-end Forms

You can use a form on the front-end of your site and have it submit to a custom route. To do this you need to create a Form and assign it to a URL.

For example, if you have the following route in your routes/public.php file.

tr_route()->put()->do('/seats/*', funcion($id) {
    tr_frontend_enable();
    $form = tr_form('seat', $id)->toUrl('/seats/'.$id.'/');
        return tr_view('my.view.file', compact('id', 'form'));
});

Then, in your template or view file.

// Print to the view
echo $form->open();
echo $form->text('Number');
echo $form->text('Price');
echo $form->submit('Update Seat');
echo $form->close();