asked on Why does this page get a 404?
Here's my link:
<a href="{{ url('show/practice/1') }}">Video #1</a>
Here's my route:
Route::get('/show/practice
Here's my Controller:
public function showPractice($id)
{
//
echo $id;
exit();
}
I'm thinking this should be cake and ice cream, but I keep getting a 404 error saying that this:
http://nomas.site/show/practice/1
...is not found.
Why?
<a href="{{ url('show/practice/1') }}">Video #1</a>
Here's my route:
Route::get('/show/practice
Here's my Controller:
public function showPractice($id)
{
//
echo $id;
exit();
}
I'm thinking this should be cake and ice cream, but I keep getting a 404 error saying that this:
http://nomas.site/show/practice/1
...is not found.
Why?
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Bruce Gust
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Sometimes I look in the mirror and wonder how such a sharp looking guy can be so...
...stupid.
Thanks, Chris! That was it. I'm questioning algorithms and call stacks...
Nope. Just change the link.
...stupid.
Thanks, Chris! That was it. I'm questioning algorithms and call stacks...
Nope. Just change the link.
1. Typically a web server FQDN begins with "www." -- in this case, the URL does not begin with "www." and the request then goes to a site which may, or may not, be the web server you desire. Use the proper and full FQDN of the URL in the code which generates the URL.
2. On some servers, the URL as shown would display the contents of the directory under /show/practice/1. On other servers, the URL as shown would look for "index.html" in the directory /show/practice/1. On still other servers, the URL as shown would look for "index.php", "index.shtml", "index.htm" or other variant in the directory /show/practice/1. Use the proper and full specific file name that is to be accessed in the code which generates the URL.