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if my site is http://example.com/Fantasy/public/ how can I access my site via http://example.com/Fantasy/ I like Method I but is not work. LikeLike Reply
Agree with dontkillme, the .htaccess file does not work on my system either (I’m using MAMP, and my sites are under /Applications/MAMP/htdocs. LikeLike Reply
also found a good tut here http://tutsnare.com/remove-public-from-url-laravel/ looks both are best LikeLike Reply
I follow all the step, but It doesn’t work, i still need to put index.php in the url to call my controller. how can i solve this? Thanks. LikeLike Reply
In Laravel 5.1 there is no file named path.php. So you have to do only second one. It works for me LikeLike Reply
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if my site is http://example.com/Fantasy/public/
how can I access my site via http://example.com/Fantasy/
I like Method I but is not work.
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Agree with dontkillme, the .htaccess file does not work on my system either (I’m using MAMP, and my sites are under /Applications/MAMP/htdocs.
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thank you it helps me a lot!
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also found a good tut here http://tutsnare.com/remove-public-from-url-laravel/ looks both are best
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I follow all the step, but It doesn’t work, i still need to put index.php in the url to call my controller.
how can i solve this? Thanks.
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In Laravel 5.1 there is no file named path.php. So you have to do only second one. It works for me
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Thanks ! it works perfectly.
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Thank you for such a great post!
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Thank you Sudeep! Exactly what I needed and works well on my hosting.
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its not working for L5. This post is suitable for L4 only
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thanks.. work for me..!!
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Good writeup!
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