Route and livewire pages display error

In my app i have a page with a livewire component

<x-filament-panels::page>
    @livewire('list-my-repairs')
</x-filament-panels::page>

<x-filament-panels::page>
    @livewire('list-my-repairs')
</x-filament-panels::page>

without a route, i simply call the page /customer/my-repairs but now i need to add the route in my web.php route file

 Route::get('/customer/my-repairs', ListMyRepairs::class)->name('customer.repairs');

 Route::get('/customer/my-repairs', ListMyRepairs::class)->name('customer.repairs');

ListMyRepairs is the livewire component at the end of the file i call the view

public function render(): view
    {
        return view('livewire.list-my-repairs');
    }

public function render(): view
    {
        return view('livewire.list-my-repairs');
    }

list-my-repairs.blade.php

 
<div>
    {{ $this->table }}
</div>

 
<div>
    {{ $this->table }}
</div>

but i get this error

Livewire page component layout view not found: [components.layouts.app]

Livewire page component layout view not found: [components.layouts.app]

9 Replies

Soundmit•2mo ago

and, the page(MyRepairs.php) is located under Filament/customer/Pages (i have a second panel called Customer)

Dennis Koch•2mo ago

Why do you register the route manually?

Soundmit•2mo ago

because i have in my app a model for managing custom email template fields are: subject, content and LINK link can be internal or external and appear in form of a button in the email i need the route to process the link

 
@php
    use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Route;
@endphp

<x-mail::message>
    {!! $emailMessage !!}
    
    @if (isset($links[0]) && array_key_exists('internal', $links[0]))
        @if ($links[0]['internal'] == true)
            <x-mail::button :url="route($links[0]['url'])">
                {!! $links[0]['text'] !!}
            </x-mail::button>
        @else
            <x-mail::button :url="$links[0]['url']">
                {!! $links[0]['text'] !!}
            </x-mail::button>
        @endif
    @endif
    
    @if (isset($signature))
        {{ $signature }}
    @endif
</x-mail::message>

 
@php
    use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Route;
@endphp

<x-mail::message>
    {!! $emailMessage !!}
    
    @if (isset($links[0]) && array_key_exists('internal', $links[0]))
        @if ($links[0]['internal'] == true)
            <x-mail::button :url="route($links[0]['url'])">
                {!! $links[0]['text'] !!}
            </x-mail::button>
        @else
            <x-mail::button :url="$links[0]['url']">
                {!! $links[0]['text'] !!}
            </x-mail::button>
        @endif
    @endif
    
    @if (isset($signature))
        {{ $signature }}
    @endif
</x-mail::message>

internal link can be customer.repairs external link https://www.google.com

Dennis Koch•2mo ago

link can be internal or external

It doens't make sense to be a Filament page then.

Soundmit•2mo ago

? but the page is a filament page in a secondary panel where the user need to login to see his profile there is no solution? i don't want to put a full url in the email template

Dennis Koch•2mo ago

I thought it's external? Why do you register it via routes then, when it's already registered in a secondary panel? I am not sure I get your issue. Too late today 🙈

Soundmit•2mo ago

no no, i try to explain with a pair of screenshot

Soundmit•2mo ago

This is a template for an email message. If a link is set, a button will appear in the email. The link of the button can be internal, for example, "Check your profile" (on the app's website), or external, such as "Leave a review on Google." When the link is internal, I use the route name to generate the link. For example, the route customer.repair generates a button link like www.myrepairwebsite.com/customer/my-repair. However, when I added the new route to web.php: Route::get('/customer/my-repairs', ListMyRepairs::class)->name('customer.repairs'); the link in the email is correct, but instead of displaying the customer's repairs page, I get the error: "Livewire page component layout view not found: [components.layouts.app]."

Soundmit•2mo ago

i've found an acceptable workaround by using url($links[0]['url']) and save the internal url as /customer/my-repairs

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