Cpanel upload view not found.

@tehseen

Do you have only a view file issue? How about other files?

other was fine i guess

only the home url have issue all other are fine why this happen ?

any one help please on this issue

@tehseen If file is located on the same location, from where you are trying to access it. Then it might be a cache issue. Cache might cause the issue. try clearing out the cache.

@singhwithlaravel but i am on cpanel and i already delete the cache file

@tehseen Share your code and file location over here.

for the home url it only have the route like below and same view calling.

Route

Route::get('/', 'Front\HomeController@index');

Method

public function index(){

        return view('frontend\pages\home');
    }

Rest of all rout over cpanel works fine only the home url (/) is not working why ?

@tehseen What if you change the view name here, does it work ? Try to change view name.

i just change the name of home view but still same error, Don't understand why

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http://novate.co.uk/deploy-laravel-5-on-shared-hosting-from-heart-internet/

@tehseen You are returning your view in wrong way. Do it like this.

public function index(){
        return view("frontend.pages.home");
}

Use dot(.) for separating folders. For more go on the link.

If still doesn't work,return an array from index method and check whether it is working or not. Share location of view and laravel version over here, and take care of cache as well.

will it be case sensitive issue???

perhaps try to comment out the existing route and write a simple function closure to narrow down the scope of issue...

// Route::get('/', 'Front\HomeController@index');

Route::get('/', function () {
    return "testing";
});

Okay so at this moment i thanks to all of you guys, So i will explain the here.

i am using the below code to return view which is wrong

return view("frontend\pages\home");

the correct way is those both below lines

return view("frontend/pages/home");

and 

return view("frontend.pages.home");

So thankyou so much guys.

really?

it's weird for me as I tested both ".", "/" and "\" also working on my side...

it is greate