How to fix the 'view not found' on laravel?

@elise_daugherty 

If you are encountering a "view not found" error in Laravel, here are a few steps you can take to fix it:

1. Make sure the view file actually exists: Double-check the file path of the view that is causing the error. Check for typos in the file name or directory structure.
2. Clear the view cache: If you have previously cached views in Laravel, try clearing the cache using the following command php artisan view:clear.
3. Check the configuration: Make sure that the correct view path is set in your config files. You can check the views.php file in the config directory to ensure that the correct paths are specified.
4. Restart the server: Sometimes, simply restarting your Laravel server can resolve the issue. Try stopping and starting your server to see if the error persists.
5. Check your controller and routes: Ensure that your controller is returning the correct view name and that the view is being called from the correct route.

If none of these steps resolve the issue, you may want to double-check your folder structure, namespaces, and any other custom configurations that could be causing the view not found error.