Specify routes in Laravel 5.5

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Specify routes in Laravel 5.5

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I'm doing a draft of a page starting with making the routes.

These are the routes so far:

Route::get('/', function () {
  return view('inicio');
});

Route::get('instituto', function () {
return view('instituto');
});

This is the layout:

Encabezado
<br>
@yield('content')
<br>

Pie de pagina

This is the home page: @extends ('layout')

@section('content')

Esto es el inicio
<a href="{{ route('instituto')}}">instituto</a>


@endsection

This is the institute: @extends ('layout')

@section('content')

instituto

@endsection

This is my views folder:

I get this error: "Route [instituto] not defined.

html php laravel-5 rutas

asked by Kinafune 11.02.2018 в 22:24

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Why does the $ stmt - execute () statement return false in php? Open item accodion by name

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The error is simple, when creating the path in Laravel the name is not automatically assigned at least a path type resource to be able to reference from the view, so you must do it manually as follows.

Route::get('instituto', function () {
    return view('instituto');
})->name('instituto'); //asignamos el nombre con el que hacemos referencia desde la vista