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I am in doubt of exactly what happened. I found this error in the system I am developing. When I start my server in Laravel appears a supposed "=" after using the php artisan serve. This same "=" always appears in the upper left corner on any page made on views. The following example shows what appears.
=Laravel development server started: <http://127.0.0.1:8000>
Expected to appear the following result:
Laravel development server started: <http://127.0.0.1:8000>
I tried to look for something in view main. I found nothing unusual. I believe it is something involving the command php Artisan serves. I would like to know exactly how this command works and in which files of my application Laravel i may be consulting to try to find this error. Or if this error has no relation to the command itself.
Note: I believe that apache2 is involved too, but I do not know the provenance of that.
This is looking like a character you typed wrong in some file and didn’t notice. If you use Git see what’s changed in your edit history.
– Woss
Search your
Viewsyou typed this has nothing to do with theartisan, in short, the problem is local and apparent difficult to reproduce– novic
Start a project from scratch and see if this happens as well. I’ve had one similar problem which was related to coding a file in UFT-8 with BOM (probably not your case)
– gmsantos
It should not be related to apache pq Artisan serves uses the built-in php server (see the file Servecommand.php)
– gmsantos
Leave Artisan Serv aside. Use apache which is faster and more efficient. Point rootdir to /public/ and be happy.
– Risk
I managed to tidy up, searched for =<? php and was in the main system view.
– Arthur Abitante
@Risk did not know of this possibility, thanks for the tip. But I did not understand if it proceeds using Laravel
– Arthur Abitante
You have the APACHE ?
– Risk