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Hi Mamta,

To help clarify, you can refer to the usage of the < x-base-layout> component. The < x-error-layout> component is typically used for displaying 400 or 500 error pages, as shown in the examples. On the other hand, the < x-auth-layout> component is specifically used for authentication pages like login, registration, and forgot password pages.

In your case, you may want to use the < x-base-layout> component for your pages. You can find an example of how to use this component in your code. The < x-base-layout> component is defined in the app/View/Components/BaseLayout.php file using a Component.

I hope this helps clarify things for you. Let me know if you have any further questions or concerns.

Thanks

Hi Mamta,

To add a custom index page based on the auth layout, you can create a new blade file in the "resources/views/pages" directory, for example, "my-home-page.blade.php". Then, wrap your content with the < x-auth-layout> component like this:

<x-auth-layout>
 // Your content here
</x-auth-layout>

array(
"" => array(
"title" => "Dashboard",
"description" => "",
"view" => "my-home-page",
// ...
),
// ...
)

Hi Mamta,

Regarding your question, if you want to make the dashboard accessible without login, you would need to remove the user profile component that displays the avatar at the top bar. You can do this by modifying the code and removing the component from the template. After that, you could consider adding a login button in its place, which would allow users to log in and access the dashboard.

To address the error you mentioned, you need to modify the code in the views/layout/demo1/partials/header/_navbar.blade.php file. The error seems to be coming from the following line of code:

<img src="{{ auth()->user()->avatarUrl }}" alt="user" />

@if(auth()->check())
 <img src="{{ auth()->user()->avatarUrl }}" alt="user" />
@else
 <a href="%7B%7B%20route("login")%20%7D%7D" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Login</a>
@endif

Hi Mamta,

Could you please let me know which Laravel framework you are using? Are you using the Laravel app or the Laravel starter kit? This information will help me provide you with the appropriate solution.

Thanks!