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@grant@clevyr.com Define a fallback route: https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/routing#fallback-routes
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Catch-All Route at the very end, always
I am using Nova, Jetstream, Spark...a bunch of laravel packages that have their own routes. I am also needing to write a catch all route for a page builder I'm making that will be the very last route checked, even if more routes are added in the future from another 3rd party package.
How can I set the order in which routes are checked? I ran php artisan route:list and my catch-all route is the very last one, but it is still catching routes for things like /nova, /dashboard, /login...
Is something like this even possible?
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@martinbean I don't think that will work for what I'm trying to do.
Is there a way to make sure my routes always load last? Or, is there a way to say "continue to the next matching route" from a controller? Ex: The user goes to /nova, I check to see if /nova is in the DB "custom_pages" table (it is not), so the router then continues to the Nova defined routes. I'm not sure how to make the router "continue" though...
Is that even possible?
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It’s literally what a fallback route is for.
If a request do not match a route, it’s the very last one to be checked before Laravel reverts to its default 404 exception response.
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Ope, I understand what you mean now. That does make sense. I was misunderstanding the fallback method. Thanks for your input! That seems to be working for now...
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Seems the fallback only works for GET request is there a to catch on POST and other methods
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