I have created a new account and installed the Laravel framework. The primary url http://merzonitsolutions.x10host.com/ works properly, presents the initial Laravel screen and redirects properly to the default test page.
I have created a route, which should work against the url http://merzonitsolutions.x10host.com/users . I get a 404 error on this url. Altering the code to make the users view the default page works (ie the users view is a valid view). Other created routes also result in a 404.
Several articles including this one http://laravel.io/forum/06-11-2014-not-found-but-route-exists indicate that the issue lies within the file httpd.conf. The line specifying Allowoveride for my Document Root should be set to All.
I cannot find httpd.conf or any similar file in my site directory. The article further states that once the httpd.conf is updated, httpd services should be restarted. I assume this is at server level and would require the aid of an X10Hosting administrator.
I'm sure that other Laravel 5 users have run across this. Please advise.
Thanks for your assistance!
Steve
I have created a route, which should work against the url http://merzonitsolutions.x10host.com/users . I get a 404 error on this url. Altering the code to make the users view the default page works (ie the users view is a valid view). Other created routes also result in a 404.
Several articles including this one http://laravel.io/forum/06-11-2014-not-found-but-route-exists indicate that the issue lies within the file httpd.conf. The line specifying Allowoveride for my Document Root should be set to All.
I cannot find httpd.conf or any similar file in my site directory. The article further states that once the httpd.conf is updated, httpd services should be restarted. I assume this is at server level and would require the aid of an X10Hosting administrator.
I'm sure that other Laravel 5 users have run across this. Please advise.
Thanks for your assistance!
Steve
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