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<p>Yes some frameworks would have helped to create this kind of functionality but since your are not necessarily familiar with those framework it is simpler/faster for you to code it yourself.</p> <p>Here some advice of how you could implement it:</p> <h1>Backend</h1> <p>In <em>Laravel</em> create your API routes in <code>app/routes.php</code>:</p> <pre><code>Route::get('api/hotels/{ordering}/page/{page}', 'ApiController@order'); //todo Validate data with regular expression </code></pre> <p>Create your controller <code>app/controllers/ApiController.php</code>:</p> <pre><code>class ApiController extends BaseController { public function getOrder($ordering, $page){ $query = Hotel::select('*'); switch($ordering){ case "price": $query->orderBy('price', 'ASC'); break; case "review": //... break; default: //... break; } $query->take(10); //...paging $hotels = $query->get(); return Response::json($hotels); } } </code></pre> <h1>Frontend</h1> <p>In your HTML create your buttons with different ordering actions:</p> <pre><code>Filter by: <div class="btn" data-action="price">Price</button> <div class="btn" data-action="review">Reviews</button> Hotels: <ul id="hotels"></ul> </code></pre> <p>In Javascript when a button is clicked you fetch the data calling the Laravel API:</p> <pre><code>$('.btn').click(function() { var ordering = $(this).data('action'); $.ajax({ type: "get", url: "api/hotels/"+ordering+"/page/"+currentPage, dataType: "json", success: function(result){ var $list = $('#hotels'); $.each(result.hotels, function(idx, hotel) { $list.append('Hotel: '+hotel.name); //... }); }, error: function(xhr, desc, exceptionobj) { alert(xhr.responseText); } }); }); </code></pre> <p>I hope it will help you.</p>
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