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I am trying to user php index.php matches #9
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Hi, do you have the routes in the alternate directory or in the config directory? |
I have a resources rout. But still showing file not found. On Mon, Jun 29, 2015, 2:30 PM Joseba Juániz [email protected]
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Hum, thing it's working for me... can you send the route you are using in this case? The "Route::blabla" Thanks |
Route::resources('matches'); |
I did allot of tries, it worked for me when I did the following: Route::any('matches', 'matches/index'); so I have to use ::any() what is the method usually for the CLI is it get, post, etc... |
I don't know what kind of call it makes, I'll check it tomorrow. But in my case, I was using an "any", yes. |
Maybe you can make a route like Route::cli('xxx', 'xxxx/xxxx'); Just a suggestion. Thank you, |
I'll check it out. Its a good idea. |
Hi,
I am trying to access a controller through CLI, but it's giving me an error not found. Please help me to see how can I create a route though CLI or bypass the codeigniter-static-laravel-routes.
The command I am using is:
php index.php matches
The error I am getting is:
ERROR: Not Found
The controller/method pair you requested was not found.
Thank you,
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