Render SimplePage without route?
Is it possible to render a SimplePage which does not have a route? For example, as a view response to an exception?
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You can’t render anything in laravel without a route.
Really? What about
response()->view('some.blade')?That is rendering a view as a response that is based on the requests path.
I didn't express my original question well enough... I have a
SimplePage that I'd like to display if a particular exception is caught in middleware.
So there is a route for the original request.Laravel - The PHP Framework For Web Artisans
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But you might still have issues since filament’s view usually depend on specific layouts that might not be available in the exception handler.
Yep! I've been able to get that partially working , but the Filament
SimplePage complains that $this is being used outside object context when I attempt to render the view itself.
Is there a way to return something like response()->view(MySimplePage)?
I guess it all boils down to wanting to display an error message using the styling of the rest of the Filament site. But <x-filament-panels::page.simple> complains there's no context and I'm hoping I'm just missing something simple.Yea. Would make sense because it depends on livewire since it’s a full page component. And the laravel default exception views don’t use the app.blade.php layout.
Okay, fair enough! How are
SimplePage typically rendered if they don't implement Concerns\HasRoutes?You don’t really need the simple page though. You can just create your own simple page layout and include the filament theme.css.
They do have routes.
If I create a
SimplePage and perform route:list it doesn't show up?
Thanks for this suggestion, I'll give it a try!