Currently I got set the error pages on start/global.php as it is recommended in Laravel docs.
Here is the code:
App::error(function(Exception $exception, $code)
{
if ( ! Config::get('app.debug'))
{
$view = (View::exists("error/{$code}")) ? "error/{$code}" : "error/404";
return Response::view($view);
}
}
where my views are
app/views/error/*
I have successfully tested 503, 500 and 400 but error page 403 is showing default apaches default as shown in the image:
Not sure why this is happening
Probably I testing 403 page the wrong way... I know that I can test page 403 if run App::abort(403), but I'm looking for a way to verify its working on a real case.
Maybe I got an Apache configuration that's crashing with Laravel custom error pages?
Thanks in advance,
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