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Reputation: 933

Laravel Registration error

I am following the laravel 5.2 documentation on registration and am having some trouble. When I try to register I get the following error after I click the registration button.

MethodNotAllowedHttpException in RouteCollection.php line 219: in RouteCollection.php line 219

Here is the code for where I want a user to be redirected to after they register, this is in the AuthController.php. 

protected $redirectTo = "pages.test";

Pages is a folder I created in the views folder. The "pages.test" file works if I try to access it by typing in http://mywebapp.app/test into the browser. Here is the code in my routes controller. 

Route::get("test", function()
{
  return view("pages.test");
});

I have tried setting $redirectTo = "test" and "pages.test.blade.php" and "test.blade.php", none of these work. Any help would be appreciated.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 129

Answers (3)

Drudge Rajen
Drudge Rajen

Reputation: 7985

As far i understand your question, you are trying to register users from a html form . If the method in the form is post i.e.

<form method="post" action="your_action_url" />

then route should be 

Route::post('test',function(){
return view('your_view');
});

And if method is get then Route should be 

 Route::get('test',function(){
    return view('your_view');
    });

If you want to explore more then see the laravel doc

Upvotes: 2

madforep
madforep

Reputation: 1

Change it to this:

Route::any("test", function(){
    return view("pages.test");
});

Upvotes: 1

Gouda Elalfy
Gouda Elalfy

Reputation: 7023

when you click submit button you may send post, so you can change it to:

Route::post("test", function()
{
  return view("pages.test");
});

if you want any, you can use:

Route::any("test", function()
{
  return view("pages.test");
});

Upvotes: 2

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