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iamkirkbater
posted 9 years ago
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barryvdh
replied 9 years ago

You don't need to change it. It doesn't look for '[errorcode].blade.php', it looks a a template with [errorcode].[any registered extension].

If 404.blade.php exists, displaying a 404 (or view('errors.404')) will try to load that. But if it doesn't exist, it tries 404.twig. No need to change anything.

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