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I recently made up a site in Laravel and it has worked great on my localhost, but when i uploaded it to the server here it now doesn't work at all. i have the site as a addon domain and i was wondering i someone could help me as i'm at a lost as to what to do.

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  On 4/17/2013 at 8:01 PM, Gourlaykid said:

doesn't work at all.

Perhaps if you described the problem more we could help more. Are there any error messages? Can you post a link to the site so we can see it for ourselves?

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Yeah, that isn't very informative. 404 just usually means that the file you're requesting cannot be found. 404 on the root of domain might indicate that you don't have an index file (index.php, index.html, etc) and you have directory indexing turned off. You could also look for error_log files that php makes when it encounters an error. These files would be located in the same directory as the php file that encountered the error. They might contain some helpful information.

 

I've never used this laravel before so I might not be very much help, but maybe someone else on Helionet has and they can help you. Otherwise you might also consider asking for help here http://forums.laravel.io/ since they for sure have used laravel before.

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little bit old thread but still replying in case.... as i see that your problem still persists.

 

Your 404 page means you have one (or more) of the following errors.

 

1. You haven't set up the routes.

2. You have setup the route but has a controller method which doesn't exist/name desn't match.

 

Check these two.

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