How To Upload file from https://subdomain.laravel.com/ to https://assets.laravel.com/ Example your project on https://subdomain.laravel.com/ 'assets' => [ 'driver' => 'local', 'root' => public_path('assets/images'), // Path ke folder 'images' dalam folder 'assets' 'url' => 'https://assets.laravel.com/', // URL publik untuk mengakses file 'visibility'…
I have set up my subdomain domain routes like this:- Route::group(['domain' => '{subdomain}.' . env('APP_URL'), 'prefix' => 'console', 'namespace' => 'admin', 'middleware' => 'subdomain'], function () { Route::get('/login', 'LoginController@index')->name('admin.login'); }); And main domain routes like this- Route::group(['prefix' => 'console', 'namespace'…
I want so that when im in http://localhost/example/category it allows me to have a subdomain that is dynamic like user1.localhost/example/category, user2.localhost/example/category, user3.localhost/example/category etc... I got it working with the index from localhost but i want it to work when its…
I would like to build many subdomains that ultimately download code from one directory. Examples: site1.domain.com, site2.domain.com, site3.domain.com should download the code from the site directory located inside the directory containing the website files, i.e. www/site. I use php, apache…
So i have the following problem: When i use https://www.example.com as the domain, i get the content but when i use https://example.com i get the generic TYPO3 404 error page. I tried setting up a redirect with example.com and .*…
I'm having trouble configuring nginx for subdomains. My goal is eventually to have: - example.com - swagger.example.com - api.example.com I'm currently having problems with swagger.example.com. My backend is written in FastAPI and I want swagger from localhost:8000/docs to be available…
I've created a website, https://www.example.com. Now, I also created a mobile subdomain, where the four pages I originally created are combined into one long-scroll. When I manually go to m.example.com, this works just fine, but I've also printed some cards…
Let's say I have B.example.com. B is dead, meaning when I try to go to that subdomain, I get 404. I want to redirect all requests from B.example.com to A.example.com, which is a fully working subdomain. This is all hosted…
There are two groups of routes: for subdomains and the main domain: Route::middleware(['language'])->group(function () { Route::domain('{subdomain}.vizit.loc')->group(function () { Route::controller(FrontSightController::class)->group(function () { Route::get('/sights', 'index')->name('subdomain.main.sights.index'); Route::get('/sights/category/{category_slug}', 'showByCategory')->name('subdomain.main.sights.category.index'); }); }); }); Route::middleware(['language'])->group(function () { Route::domain('vizit.loc')->group(function () Route::controller(FrontSightController::class)->group(function () { Route::get('/sights', 'index')->name('main.sights.index'); Route::get('/sights/category/{category_slug}', 'showByCategory')->name('main.sights.category.index');…
I'm currently working on a Laravel project where I need to set up dynamic subdomains for each user. These subdomains should route requests to individual user profiles and apply middleware for authentication and security. Each user's subdomain should be generated…