Laravel Godaddy hosting: View not Found [Works locally]
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I am trying to deploy a Laravel app onto godaddy shared hosting. And have tried several solutions mentioned on this site and others, such as:
-Hosted Laravel 5.4 App shows "View [path.to.viewfile] not found."
-View [auth.login] not found at Shared Hosting Godaddy
However, my views still cannot be found, for some unknown reason that I cannot tell. I have tried the solutions mentioned here, but to no avail.
I checked the spelling of the views since Linux server is case sensitive.
the specific error can be viewed at : auctionSalvages.com
but in short::: View [simpleComponents.HeaderComponents.MainHeader] not found. (View: /home/hostname/AutoShop/resources/views/layouts/main.blade.php)
I have now successfully executed the following php artisan commands: clear-compiled,cache:clear,config:clear,route:clear and view:clear on the server through ssh.
but my view still returns above error..
any more ideas???
php laravel view hosting
asked Nov 8 at 17:33
Calixte Simeon
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I am trying to deploy a Laravel app onto godaddy shared hosting. And have tried several solutions mentioned on this site and others, such as:
-Hosted Laravel 5.4 App shows "View [path.to.viewfile] not found."
-View [auth.login] not found at Shared Hosting Godaddy
However, my views still cannot be found, for some unknown reason that I cannot tell. I have tried the solutions mentioned here, but to no avail.
I checked the spelling of the views since Linux server is case sensitive.
the specific error can be viewed at : auctionSalvages.com
but in short::: View [simpleComponents.HeaderComponents.MainHeader] not found. (View: /home/hostname/AutoShop/resources/views/layouts/main.blade.php)
I have now successfully executed the following php artisan commands: clear-compiled,cache:clear,config:clear,route:clear and view:clear on the server through ssh.
but my view still returns above error..
any more ideas???
php laravel view hosting
asked Nov 8 at 17:33
Calixte Simeon
497
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You should really provide links to the solutions you've tried and explain why they did not achieve your desired result.
– MonkeyZeus
Nov 8 at 17:35
solutions do not work
– Calixte Simeon
Nov 8 at 17:52
My first thought (as you mentioned case sensitivity) is permissions. That is if you are sure the path is correct. What I do and it sounds a bit stupid is I copy the actual path, then the error path and put them next to each other in a text editor and compare them, (but My spelling is terrible, blame my dyslexia for it). If everything else is the same then the environment is usually to blame.
– ArtisticPhoenix
Nov 8 at 17:53
Same, actually when I am using views I copy file name... As far as permissions go.. Which file would I have to change the permissions on... because I just changed the [simpleComponents.HeaderComponents.MainHeader] persmissions still getting error
– Calixte Simeon
Nov 8 at 17:56
hmm yeah I mentioned that......
– Calixte Simeon
Nov 8 at 18:16
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up vote
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I am trying to deploy a Laravel app onto godaddy shared hosting. And have tried several solutions mentioned on this site and others, such as:
-Hosted Laravel 5.4 App shows "View [path.to.viewfile] not found."
-View [auth.login] not found at Shared Hosting Godaddy
However, my views still cannot be found, for some unknown reason that I cannot tell. I have tried the solutions mentioned here, but to no avail.
I checked the spelling of the views since Linux server is case sensitive.
the specific error can be viewed at : auctionSalvages.com
but in short::: View [simpleComponents.HeaderComponents.MainHeader] not found. (View: /home/hostname/AutoShop/resources/views/layouts/main.blade.php)
I have now successfully executed the following php artisan commands: clear-compiled,cache:clear,config:clear,route:clear and view:clear on the server through ssh.
but my view still returns above error..
any more ideas???
php laravel view hosting
asked Nov 8 at 17:33
Calixte Simeon
497
I am trying to deploy a Laravel app onto godaddy shared hosting. And have tried several solutions mentioned on this site and others, such as:
-Hosted Laravel 5.4 App shows "View [path.to.viewfile] not found."
-View [auth.login] not found at Shared Hosting Godaddy
However, my views still cannot be found, for some unknown reason that I cannot tell. I have tried the solutions mentioned here, but to no avail.
I checked the spelling of the views since Linux server is case sensitive.
the specific error can be viewed at : auctionSalvages.com
but in short::: View [simpleComponents.HeaderComponents.MainHeader] not found. (View: /home/hostname/AutoShop/resources/views/layouts/main.blade.php)
I have now successfully executed the following php artisan commands: clear-compiled,cache:clear,config:clear,route:clear and view:clear on the server through ssh.
but my view still returns above error..
any more ideas???
php laravel view hosting
php laravel view hosting
asked Nov 8 at 17:33
Calixte Simeon
497
asked Nov 8 at 17:33
Calixte Simeon
497
edited Nov 8 at 17:46
asked Nov 8 at 17:33
Calixte Simeon
497
asked Nov 8 at 17:33
Calixte Simeon
497
asked Nov 8 at 17:33
Calixte Simeon
497
497
1
You should really provide links to the solutions you've tried and explain why they did not achieve your desired result.
– MonkeyZeus
Nov 8 at 17:35
solutions do not work
– Calixte Simeon
Nov 8 at 17:52
My first thought (as you mentioned case sensitivity) is permissions. That is if you are sure the path is correct. What I do and it sounds a bit stupid is I copy the actual path, then the error path and put them next to each other in a text editor and compare them, (but My spelling is terrible, blame my dyslexia for it). If everything else is the same then the environment is usually to blame.
– ArtisticPhoenix
Nov 8 at 17:53
Same, actually when I am using views I copy file name... As far as permissions go.. Which file would I have to change the permissions on... because I just changed the [simpleComponents.HeaderComponents.MainHeader] persmissions still getting error
– Calixte Simeon
Nov 8 at 17:56
hmm yeah I mentioned that......
– Calixte Simeon
Nov 8 at 18:16
add a comment |
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You should really provide links to the solutions you've tried and explain why they did not achieve your desired result.
– MonkeyZeus
Nov 8 at 17:35
solutions do not work
– Calixte Simeon
Nov 8 at 17:52
My first thought (as you mentioned case sensitivity) is permissions. That is if you are sure the path is correct. What I do and it sounds a bit stupid is I copy the actual path, then the error path and put them next to each other in a text editor and compare them, (but My spelling is terrible, blame my dyslexia for it). If everything else is the same then the environment is usually to blame.
– ArtisticPhoenix
Nov 8 at 17:53
Same, actually when I am using views I copy file name... As far as permissions go.. Which file would I have to change the permissions on... because I just changed the [simpleComponents.HeaderComponents.MainHeader] persmissions still getting error
– Calixte Simeon
Nov 8 at 17:56
hmm yeah I mentioned that......
– Calixte Simeon
Nov 8 at 18:16
1
1
You should really provide links to the solutions you've tried and explain why they did not achieve your desired result.
– MonkeyZeus
Nov 8 at 17:35
You should really provide links to the solutions you've tried and explain why they did not achieve your desired result.
– MonkeyZeus
Nov 8 at 17:35
solutions do not work
– Calixte Simeon
Nov 8 at 17:52
solutions do not work
– Calixte Simeon
Nov 8 at 17:52
My first thought (as you mentioned case sensitivity) is permissions. That is if you are sure the path is correct. What I do and it sounds a bit stupid is I copy the actual path, then the error path and put them next to each other in a text editor and compare them, (but My spelling is terrible, blame my dyslexia for it). If everything else is the same then the environment is usually to blame.
– ArtisticPhoenix
Nov 8 at 17:53
My first thought (as you mentioned case sensitivity) is permissions. That is if you are sure the path is correct. What I do and it sounds a bit stupid is I copy the actual path, then the error path and put them next to each other in a text editor and compare them, (but My spelling is terrible, blame my dyslexia for it). If everything else is the same then the environment is usually to blame.
– ArtisticPhoenix
Nov 8 at 17:53
Same, actually when I am using views I copy file name... As far as permissions go.. Which file would I have to change the permissions on... because I just changed the [simpleComponents.HeaderComponents.MainHeader] persmissions still getting error
– Calixte Simeon
Nov 8 at 17:56
Same, actually when I am using views I copy file name... As far as permissions go.. Which file would I have to change the permissions on... because I just changed the [simpleComponents.HeaderComponents.MainHeader] persmissions still getting error
– Calixte Simeon
Nov 8 at 17:56
hmm yeah I mentioned that......
– Calixte Simeon
Nov 8 at 18:16
hmm yeah I mentioned that......
– Calixte Simeon
Nov 8 at 18:16
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You should really provide links to the solutions you've tried and explain why they did not achieve your desired result.
– MonkeyZeus
Nov 8 at 17:35
solutions do not work
– Calixte Simeon
Nov 8 at 17:52
My first thought (as you mentioned case sensitivity) is permissions. That is if you are sure the path is correct. What I do and it sounds a bit stupid is I copy the actual path, then the error path and put them next to each other in a text editor and compare them, (but My spelling is terrible, blame my dyslexia for it). If everything else is the same then the environment is usually to blame.
– ArtisticPhoenix
Nov 8 at 17:53
Same, actually when I am using views I copy file name... As far as permissions go.. Which file would I have to change the permissions on... because I just changed the [simpleComponents.HeaderComponents.MainHeader] persmissions still getting error
– Calixte Simeon
Nov 8 at 17:56
hmm yeah I mentioned that......
– Calixte Simeon
Nov 8 at 18:16