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Views
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Since views are intended to be composed with a dataset, it is intentionally blocked from the public access.
You have three options IMO.
- Create a static controller, which serves static pages.
- If you don't want that or have just a few static pages, a simple route should be fine [source code below. somehow I can't paste it here]
- If the page is truly a static page, then..place it in the public directory.
I personally recommend #2 if you have only few.
Route::('/about/company', function(){
return View::make('admin.company');
});
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Solution
Thank you very much it works for me. God Bless you man!!!
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