I'm trying to use Laravel inside of a web IDE's virtual machine (Codio in this case). They use a custom port for apache (port 80 is used for their own stuff), so in this case we use port 3000. When using Redirect::to(); for example, the custom port 3000 is lost.
I'm not sure if something needs to be done in the .htaccess file, or if this is a bug inside of Laravel.
Any help would be appreciated.
Have you set the port in your app.url configuration?
You're talking about the url setting in config/app.php? If so, why would that matter? It's description states that this is for running php artisan tasks.
Updated title, but left original post alone. It isn't just Redirect::to() that is being problematic. It seems that anything Laravel is doing, such as {{{ asset(...) }}} is ignoring the port.
I tracked it down and it looks like it's an issue with Codio's new virtual machines. Symfony expects HTTP_HOST to contain any non standard ports, which makes sense, but they aren't setting it.
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