Error message after integrating my admin panel dashboard in laravel
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This is error I get when I try to integrate my admin panel dashboard in laravel
View [layouts.adminLayouts.admin_header] not found.
(View: D:adminresourcesviewslayoutsadminLayoutadmin_design.blade.php)
(View: D:adminresourcesviews
php laravel dashboard
edited Nov 22 at 9:28
Dinko Pehar
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This is error I get when I try to integrate my admin panel dashboard in laravel
View [layouts.adminLayouts.admin_header] not found.
(View: D:adminresourcesviewslayoutsadminLayoutadmin_design.blade.php)
(View: D:adminresourcesviews
php laravel dashboard
edited Nov 22 at 9:28
Dinko Pehar
9672324
asked Nov 22 at 7:38
Mun Mak
61
Your question is not clear, describe what you want to achieve, what you did, and response you got.
– KENZiE
Nov 22 at 8:10
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go to yourviews/layouts/adminLayouts/admin_header.blade.phpand verfiy this file exists.
– Omar Abdullah
Nov 22 at 8:29
If this answer has helped you, @mun-mak , don't hesitate to upvote. If it has resolved your problem, don't hesitate to accept it.
– Cedric
Nov 27 at 10:40
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This is error I get when I try to integrate my admin panel dashboard in laravel
View [layouts.adminLayouts.admin_header] not found.
(View: D:adminresourcesviewslayoutsadminLayoutadmin_design.blade.php)
(View: D:adminresourcesviews
php laravel dashboard
edited Nov 22 at 9:28
Dinko Pehar
9672324
asked Nov 22 at 7:38
Mun Mak
61
This is error I get when I try to integrate my admin panel dashboard in laravel
View [layouts.adminLayouts.admin_header] not found.
(View: D:adminresourcesviewslayoutsadminLayoutadmin_design.blade.php)
(View: D:adminresourcesviews
php laravel dashboard
php laravel dashboard
edited Nov 22 at 9:28
Dinko Pehar
9672324
asked Nov 22 at 7:38
Mun Mak
61
edited Nov 22 at 9:28
Dinko Pehar
9672324
asked Nov 22 at 7:38
Mun Mak
61
edited Nov 22 at 9:28
Dinko Pehar
9672324
edited Nov 22 at 9:28
Dinko Pehar
9672324
edited Nov 22 at 9:28
Dinko Pehar
9672324
9672324
asked Nov 22 at 7:38
Mun Mak
61
asked Nov 22 at 7:38
Mun Mak
61
asked Nov 22 at 7:38
Mun Mak
61
61
Your question is not clear, describe what you want to achieve, what you did, and response you got.
– KENZiE
Nov 22 at 8:10
1
go to yourviews/layouts/adminLayouts/admin_header.blade.phpand verfiy this file exists.
– Omar Abdullah
Nov 22 at 8:29
If this answer has helped you, @mun-mak , don't hesitate to upvote. If it has resolved your problem, don't hesitate to accept it.
– Cedric
Nov 27 at 10:40
add a comment |
Your question is not clear, describe what you want to achieve, what you did, and response you got.
– KENZiE
Nov 22 at 8:10
1
go to yourviews/layouts/adminLayouts/admin_header.blade.phpand verfiy this file exists.
– Omar Abdullah
Nov 22 at 8:29
If this answer has helped you, @mun-mak , don't hesitate to upvote. If it has resolved your problem, don't hesitate to accept it.
– Cedric
Nov 27 at 10:40
Your question is not clear, describe what you want to achieve, what you did, and response you got.
– KENZiE
Nov 22 at 8:10
Your question is not clear, describe what you want to achieve, what you did, and response you got.
– KENZiE
Nov 22 at 8:10
1
1
go to your
views/layouts/adminLayouts/admin_header.blade.php and verfiy this file exists.– Omar Abdullah
Nov 22 at 8:29
go to your
views/layouts/adminLayouts/admin_header.blade.php and verfiy this file exists.– Omar Abdullah
Nov 22 at 8:29
If this answer has helped you, @mun-mak , don't hesitate to upvote. If it has resolved your problem, don't hesitate to accept it.
– Cedric
Nov 27 at 10:40
If this answer has helped you, @mun-mak , don't hesitate to upvote. If it has resolved your problem, don't hesitate to accept it.
– Cedric
Nov 27 at 10:40
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This happens when Laravel doesn't find a view file in your application.
- Verify that the template needed exists
As @omar-abdullah said, go to views/layouts/adminLayouts/ and verify that admin_header.blade.php exists (it may also work if you have called it admin_header.php).
- Verify that the template has the correct permission
Make sure it has the correct file permission (the web server should be able to read it!). That could happen on, for instance, linux machines.
Type ll and make sure the permissions, file owner and group is the same for this template and for others, and that the adminLayout folder has the same permisison than other similar folders.
- Cache error?
If the problem persists, it might be a cache error.
Run the command under the project folder:
php artisan optimize --force
php artisan config:cache
php artisan route:cache
-
See laravel view not found exception
answered Nov 22 at 10:51
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This happens when Laravel doesn't find a view file in your application.
- Verify that the template needed exists
As @omar-abdullah said, go to views/layouts/adminLayouts/ and verify that admin_header.blade.php exists (it may also work if you have called it admin_header.php).
- Verify that the template has the correct permission
Make sure it has the correct file permission (the web server should be able to read it!). That could happen on, for instance, linux machines.
Type ll and make sure the permissions, file owner and group is the same for this template and for others, and that the adminLayout folder has the same permisison than other similar folders.
- Cache error?
If the problem persists, it might be a cache error.
Run the command under the project folder:
php artisan optimize --force
php artisan config:cache
php artisan route:cache
-
See laravel view not found exception
answered Nov 22 at 10:51
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This happens when Laravel doesn't find a view file in your application.
- Verify that the template needed exists
As @omar-abdullah said, go to views/layouts/adminLayouts/ and verify that admin_header.blade.php exists (it may also work if you have called it admin_header.php).
- Verify that the template has the correct permission
Make sure it has the correct file permission (the web server should be able to read it!). That could happen on, for instance, linux machines.
Type ll and make sure the permissions, file owner and group is the same for this template and for others, and that the adminLayout folder has the same permisison than other similar folders.
- Cache error?
If the problem persists, it might be a cache error.
Run the command under the project folder:
php artisan optimize --force
php artisan config:cache
php artisan route:cache
-
See laravel view not found exception
answered Nov 22 at 10:51
Cedric
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up vote
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This happens when Laravel doesn't find a view file in your application.
- Verify that the template needed exists
As @omar-abdullah said, go to views/layouts/adminLayouts/ and verify that admin_header.blade.php exists (it may also work if you have called it admin_header.php).
- Verify that the template has the correct permission
Make sure it has the correct file permission (the web server should be able to read it!). That could happen on, for instance, linux machines.
Type ll and make sure the permissions, file owner and group is the same for this template and for others, and that the adminLayout folder has the same permisison than other similar folders.
- Cache error?
If the problem persists, it might be a cache error.
Run the command under the project folder:
php artisan optimize --force
php artisan config:cache
php artisan route:cache
-
See laravel view not found exception
answered Nov 22 at 10:51
Cedric
2,77553046
This happens when Laravel doesn't find a view file in your application.
- Verify that the template needed exists
As @omar-abdullah said, go to views/layouts/adminLayouts/ and verify that admin_header.blade.php exists (it may also work if you have called it admin_header.php).
- Verify that the template has the correct permission
Make sure it has the correct file permission (the web server should be able to read it!). That could happen on, for instance, linux machines.
Type ll and make sure the permissions, file owner and group is the same for this template and for others, and that the adminLayout folder has the same permisison than other similar folders.
- Cache error?
If the problem persists, it might be a cache error.
Run the command under the project folder:
php artisan optimize --force
php artisan config:cache
php artisan route:cache
-
See laravel view not found exception
answered Nov 22 at 10:51
Cedric
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edited Nov 23 at 14:42
answered Nov 22 at 10:51
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– KENZiE
Nov 22 at 8:10
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go to your
views/layouts/adminLayouts/admin_header.blade.phpand verfiy this file exists.– Omar Abdullah
Nov 22 at 8:29
If this answer has helped you, @mun-mak , don't hesitate to upvote. If it has resolved your problem, don't hesitate to accept it.
– Cedric
Nov 27 at 10:40