Change Route::get('/email') to Route::get('email')
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Solution
Try wrapping your $data into an array:
$dd = Event::fire('email.send', array($data));
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rags02 said:
Try wrapping your $data into an array:
$dd = Event::fire('email.send', array($data));
Please, could you provide and explaination to this behaviour? We could not figure it out on #laravel
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Because the listener fires call_user_func_array() which needs an array for the arguments. In the OP code each array value would be seen as a separate argument rather than one arg for the listener (which was expected by the dd() call).
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