Could you share your routes.php file? Thanks.

Sure, here they are.

<?php
Route::group(['middleware' => ['web']], function () {
	Route::get('/login', [
		'as'   => 'login',
		'uses' => 'Admin\LoginController@login'
	]);
	Route::post('/login', [
		'as'   => 'post_login',
		'uses' => 'Admin\LoginController@authenticate'
	]);
	Route::group(['prefix' => 'admin', 'namespace' => 'Admin', 'middleware' => 'admin'], function()
	{
		Route::get('/', [
			'as'   => 'admin',
			'uses' => 'DashboardController@show',
		]);
		Route::get('projects', [
			'as'   => 'projects',
			'uses' => 'DashboardController@projects'
		]);
		Route::get('projects/edit/{id?}', [
			'as'   => 'project',
			'uses' => 'DashboardController@editProject'
		]);
		Route::post('projects/edit/{id?}', [
			'as'   => 'project_submit',
			'uses' => 'DashboardController@submitProject'
		]);
		Route::delete('projects/edit/{id?}', [
			'as'   => 'project_delete',
			'uses' => 'DashboardController@deleteProject'
		]);
		Route::get('members', [
			'as'   => 'members',
			'uses' => 'DashboardController@members'
		]);
		Route::get('members/edit/{id?}', [
			'as'   => 'member',
			'uses' => 'DashboardController@editMember'
		]);
		Route::post('members/edit/{id?}', [
			'as'   => 'member_submit',
			'uses' => 'DashboardController@submitMember'
		]);
		Route::delete('members/edit/{id?}', [
			'as'   => 'member_delete',
			'uses' => 'DashboardController@deleteMember'
		]);    
	});
});
/* Frontend routes*/
Route::get('/', [
	'as'   => 'home',
	'uses' => 'FrontEndController@mainPage',
]);
Route::get('/projects/{company}/{projectId?}', [
	'as'   => 'projects_page',
	'uses' => 'FrontEndController@showProjects'
]);

I don't think this is file is the problem. I have all working in my local env. It's in the production server that it happens.

I don't see anything off in the routes file.

Can you post the .htaccess?

No problem, glad you figured it out.

Hi all, I had similar problem when the routes and the views were existing and yet there was a page not found on the screen AND then I remembered about routing from Rails. The order of routes is important and they are parsed one after the other and when there is a match the process stops. So in my case I had:

Route::get('/home', 'HomeController@index')->name('home');

Route::get('/companies', 'CompaniesController@index')->name('companies');

Route::get('/companies/{company}', 'CompaniesController@show');

Route::get('/companies/create', 'CompaniesController@create')->name('companies.create');

Route::get('/companies/add','CompaniesController@add')->name('add');

In this case /companies/create and companies/add were not working and page not found was displayed. The problem here is that route 3: Route::get('/companies/{company}', 'CompaniesController@show'); catches companies/add and companies/create as well. SOLUTION: move route 3 to last.

Route::get('/home', 'HomeController@index')->name('home');

Route::get('/companies', 'CompaniesController@index')->name('companies');

Route::get('/companies/create', 'CompaniesController@create')->name('companies.create');

Route::get('/companies/add','CompaniesController@add')->name('add');

Route::get('/companies/{company}', 'CompaniesController@show');

Now everything works because it catches companies/add or companies/create before it reaches the wildcard route.

I hope it helps somebody since in my case this was not in the thread.

Good day :)