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It sounds like you probably want something like:

Route::get('register', function(){
  View::make('registration');
});

then in your <li> tag, you'd use the href of "/register"

note that your routes file determines what URLs will work in your application Route::get('register'... is telling Laravel to listen for and route traffic to the url http://yourapp.com/register the view::make('registration') part is telling Laravel to use the view file registration.blade.php

Last updated 2 years ago.
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Perfect that what I need to know!... thank you, one more question, I have noticed when my <li> use the href of "/register" it does not found object so obviously no file in there which is localhost/register. so I decided to remove the slash "register". What I got URL is http://localhost/laravel/ch.1IntegratingFrontEndComponentsWebApp/public/register. It went through. yaya, so Should I worry about long URL letters? Is nothing wrong with it?

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