dennisprudlo4 years ago Best Answer Level 7ReplyReport SpamIt's not an error per se. Most likely you try to access a route you haven't registered. Or maybe you have a typo in your URL. When you use SomeModel::findOrFail(123); and there is no model with the ID 123 in your database, Laravel will throw as well a 404. Like Reply
rubenochoa OP 4 years agoLevel 2ReplyReport Spam@dennisprudlo and what about when "locahost can not handle this request?" Like Reply
dennisprudlo4 years agoLevel 7ReplyReport SpamI assume this is a 500 error now? When the error even prevents the stack trace to show you might take a look at your log files. In storage/logs/ you should find a laravel.log file. Like Reply 1 like