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Hey there,
I'm used to name templates & stuff in dot notation, eg there's blog.article, blog.audio & blog.video for different formats of blog entries. Their templates would would be named blog.article.php etc, their content files blog.article.en.txt etc BUT when using your plugin, naming the template (= view) something like blog.article.blade.php doesn't work, because ..
.. line 86 in src/Template.php throws an InvalidArgumentException:
# src/Template.php# line 86 be like:$html = $this->blade->make($this->name, $data)->render(); # boom!
Here's an example from a page where the template name contact.press cannot be found:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hey there,
I'm used to name templates & stuff in dot notation, eg there's
blog.article
,blog.audio
&blog.video
for different formats of blog entries. Their templates would would be namedblog.article.php
etc, their content filesblog.article.en.txt
etc BUT when using your plugin, naming the template (= view) something likeblog.article.blade.php
doesn't work, because .... line 86 in
src/Template.php
throws anInvalidArgumentException
:Here's an example from a page where the template name
contact.press
cannot be found:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: