I tried installing laravel.
I installed xampp then the composer.
I followed the documentation but when i'm installing laravel, i always get this:
http://i975.photobucket.com/albums/ae238/Mochi_Ongpin/help_zpsb8870025.png
Can someone please help me? I already tried several times but failed.
Your Laravel is already installed, it timed out in the very last thing it does, which is create the compiled classes files bootstrap/compiled.php. If this file is present, delete it (it's not really necessary) and try to use your Laravel installtion.
Why is it timing out? Not sure, but you can, later, try to execute the command manually:
php artisan optimize
EDIT:
You successfully installed a Laravel application, but there is at least one other variable in this process: a web server. Without it you cannot see that success message.
Being on Windows you probably will have to install Apache 2 or WAMP, then create a Virtual Host for your Laravel application and hit: http://localhost/ to see that message.
You can also try to use Laravel's internal PHP server:
php artisan serve
And in your browser go to
http://localhost:8000
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I am in the process of setting up a local version of the Laravel Skote template (https://themeforest.net/item/skote-html-laravel-admin-dashboard-template/25548061) on a WAMP64 server on my Windows machine (following these instructions https://themesbrand.com/skote/docs/setup-laravel.html), and upon install I am I am presented with an HTTP error:
"The GET method is not supported for this route. Supported methods: HEAD."
I have found other questions related to this, but in each case the proposed answers relate to the type of request set in the Controller and code itself, and not addressing the server setup in any way.
I tested the exact install on a live test server (DigitalOcean Debian 10) and the install works absolutely fine. For this reason I believe it is a setting within WAMP itself to enable GET/POST/PUT/DELETE http methods, and not something that should need changing in any route settings in the Laravel files.
Can anyone please help on how to enable this on WAMP. Any help would be appreciated.
I don't think it's connected with your WAMP because the message about not supported GET method is from Laravel (so Apache allowed that request and then Laravel catched it [Symfony component in fact]).
Run php artisan route:list and check if the route that you want to access works for GET method.
I have install Laravel in my pc using composer.
I used gitbash and started xampp control server
First I've changed my directory.
Then I've ran a command composer create-project laravel/laravel project_1. After the command had run, it installed laravel and all necessary file and key was successfully set.
Then I again changed my directory to project_1
Then I ran another command php artisan serve. After running this command Laravel development server started and 127.0.0.1:8000 this ip has genrated.
I copied the id and paste it in my browser url bar.(I copied and pasted it without using keyboard. I only used mouse)
but when I provided the ip the project_1 starting page did not open.
The page was loading and it is still loading.
what can I do? Please help
logs folder
Here is my contribution, I cannot say what is the cause but I have a solution for it; because I have such as a challenge.
run
php -S 127.0.0.1:8000 -t public
Note that the 8000 is your port, and this could be any 4-digit number.
I hope this helps
Every thing you did seems right to me in terms of Laravel requirements, so lets check some other possible issues:
make sure that your internet connection isn't configured to use
proxy, if so make sure you excluded your local address.
if you are using Internet security suite software, make sure it doesn't block your requests, this vary from software to another but you might test this by deactivating the software for a while until you try.
now that's what I have in mind, I hope it help.
First, stop the php artisan serve
After changing directory go to inside your project folder, you can run php artisan serve. Then a localhost URL will be generated for you where you can see your project in the browser
If you have PHP installed locally and you would like to use PHP's built-in development server will start a development server at http://localhost:8000
Please try to install Laragon and forget about Xampp for now. This is really cool tool and you'll start much quicker. I did try to resolve few issues with Xampp myself and always wasted a lot of time. You can google tutorials later for it as well. Plenty of info out there.
As well it comes with in house installer for Laravel ;) and more :).
Make sure that you are not coping the url from Git Bash through command, it will stop running the project
Make sure that you are not using antivirus specially avast antivirus.
I'm a bit fresh to Laravel. I installed it via composer in the xampp/htdocs file. I installed the latest version 5.6.
The install works with no errors, and the file structure is as it should be.
When I run the php artisan serve command from inside the folder, it deletes the server.php file and therefore outputs the error:
This site can’t be reached.
localhost refused to connect.
So I thought why not just add a new file inside and it will work... Well, trying to add new file shows that I do not have permissions to add files to this folder.
I tried a new install a few times, but the situation is always the same.
Has anybody else encountered this problem?
So I realised it was some kind of server problem... well, removed the antivirus, chanhed my firewall settings and everithing works as it should.
My advice to avoid this in the future is to start creating Laravel applications in a folder inside of your My Documents folder in Windows or using /home/{your-username}/projects directory in Unix environments.
What likely happened is xampp has certain permissions that don't play nice with what you need in Laravel.
I installed Symfony2 on Windows 8.1. The files are stored under IIS in wwwroot.
Everything runs very well when I use the internal built-in PHP server. I can access the site through localhost:8000/app_dev.php.
When I try to access the site straight through localhost (localhost/test_project/web/app.php), I can get to the site, but it doesn't update with my changes even after I close the browser and completely reload the site. I have the same problem on the internal PHP server when I try localhost:8000/app.php - my changes aren't there.
Questions:
1. Why are my app and app_dev showing different content?
2. How can I set up Symfony to run on IIS and not need the internal server?
Because app.php uses cached files and you need to clear framework cache to see your changes. It is production version of your web.
php app/console cache:clear --env=prod --no-debug
localhost/test_project/web/app_dev.php
Please look at official Symfony documentation for explanation.
I am developing an application in Laravel 4 using the built-in development server with a SQLite database. After a recent merge from another user in the project repository, the server will crash after certain requests.
I believe I have narrowed it down to a call of Sentry - when it is used on a request the server will crash out and the command line will exit.
$ php artisan serve
Laravel development server started on http://localhost:8000
Dwight at Dwights-MacBook-Pro.local ~/Sites/tmtbl on master*
$
As you can see, there are no error notices.
I've run composer update and ensured that Sentry is still installed correctly. I'm not sure whether this issue is Sentry specific or something else is going on. Is there something I am missing here that is causing the server to crash?
Do you use Chrome? If yes, go to the console and if you have an error, is it the same as: Failed to load resource when using Auth? Because I have the same problem with the php 5.4 server
You can use the Google Chrome browser to see the errors in the console.
Process
First run: php artisan config:cache
Second run: php artisan serve
Finally: go to your localhost and inspect your page, and then go to the console in the upper tab, you might be able to see the error.
Image of console:
Moreover, you can try:
composer dump-autoload