Ok, I might have a solution. I could put my page controller at the bottom of my router.php, if the URL can not match any of other route path, so Laravel 4 know it might be a page route.

Route::get('{page}', array('uses' => 'pageController@getPage');

Any other better solutions? Thanks!

hetnieuweweb said:

Don't forget to place the '/' before your url.

Like this:

Route::get('/about-us', array('uses' => 'pageController@aboutUs');

When you make a lot of pages, you have to write every route...

That is actually wrong, you don't need the '/' all, unless the page is info/about-us

It would be better if you could make it as dynamic and fetch the data from the database.

So you can create this route

Route

Route::get('{slug}', array('as' => 'pages.show', 'uses' => 'PagesController@show'));

Controller

public function show($slug) {

$modulePage = Module::where('slug', $slug)->get(array('module_name', 'module_content'))->first();

return View::make('modulepages', compact('modulePage')); }

And then show the content to your View

Hope this helps.