Kevin Powell - Community•2mo ago

Laravel 11 Target class does not exist.

Hi guys I just wanna ask what are the solution I can try to fix this error? When Im clicing on my log out href on my dashboard, it also direct me to the url of localhost:8000/establishment/logout instead of localhost:8000/establishment/login and give me the error of Target class [establishment] does not exist. All my middleware, controller, route, auth.php are correct I tried GPT still cant solved the problem. Tech Laravel 11 Breeze, React Important Codes Snippet below Dashboard.jsx

<a href={route('establishment.logout')}
method="get"
as="button">
Log out
</a>

<a href={route('establishment.logout')}
method="get"
as="button">
Log out
</a>

web.php

Route::prefix('establishment')->group(function() {
    Route::get('/login', [EstablishmentController::class, 'EstablishmentIndex'])->name('establishment.login');
    Route::post('/login/user', [EstablishmentController::class, 'EstablishmentLogin'])->name('establishment.login.user');
    Route::get('logout', [EstablishmentController::class, 'EstablishmentLogout'])->name('establishment.logout')->middleware('establishment');
   
});

Route::prefix('establishment')->group(function() {
    Route::get('/login', [EstablishmentController::class, 'EstablishmentIndex'])->name('establishment.login');
    Route::post('/login/user', [EstablishmentController::class, 'EstablishmentLogin'])->name('establishment.login.user');
    Route::get('logout', [EstablishmentController::class, 'EstablishmentLogout'])->name('establishment.logout')->middleware('establishment');
   
});

Establishment.php

 public function EstablishmentLogout(){
        Auth::guard('establishment')->logout();
        return redirect()->route('establishment.login')->with('loggedout', 'Logged out successfully');
     }

 public function EstablishmentLogout(){
        Auth::guard('establishment')->logout();
        return redirect()->route('establishment.login')->with('loggedout', 'Logged out successfully');
     }

EstablishmentMiddleware

 public function handle(Request $request, Closure $next): Response
     {
        if (!Auth::guard('establishment')->check()){
             return redirect()->route('establishment.login')->with('Error','Please login first');
        }

        return $next($request);

   
     }

 public function handle(Request $request, Closure $next): Response
     {
        if (!Auth::guard('establishment')->check()){
             return redirect()->route('establishment.login')->with('Error','Please login first');
        }

        return $next($request);

   
     }

11 Replies

ἔρως•2mo ago

whats the namespace of that ::class you used there?

sebinOP•2mo ago

ἔρως•2mo ago

and did you use the class in your web.php file?

sebinOP•2mo ago

Yes I imported it. I also used the other syntax of importing it on route which is App\Http\Controllers\EstablishmentController::class, use App\Http\Controllers\EstablishmentController; same problem.

sebinOP•2mo ago

Tho removing the middleware fix the problem, but being auth is what I want.

sebinOP•2mo ago

the middleware

sebinOP•2mo ago

Its working now. Thank god.

sebinOP•2mo ago

I dont know what happen but my admin route have a same syntax and I did not even import the AdmidMIddleware, but hey at least my admin is working hahaha

ἔρως•2mo ago

i honestly cant say exactly whats wrong, but the important is that it works

Jochem•2mo ago

Laravel in a nutshell

ἔρως•2mo ago

🤣 that was how i felt with lumen

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Laravel 11 Target class does not exist.