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I apologize for the inconvenience, it seems the “LARAVEL” folder from the archive was not complete. Please re-download now and follow the README again. Please let me know if you need further assistance!

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Adrian

Thank you!

I apologize for the inconvenience, it seems the “LARAVEL” folder from the archive was not complete. Please re-download now and follow the README again. The contents of the “LARAVEL” folder IS the main project. By following the README, you can see exactly what is installed and where and then you can easily upgrade an existing project. Please let me know if you need further assistance on that!

Thank you,
Adrian

Thanks for the new file. Now the “composer install” step seemed to work.

Isn’t there a way to install FlowDash in an existing Laravel project? To use FlowDash I must start from scratch from the project downloaded from you?

Glad it’s working now! Like I said above, by following the README, you can see exactly what is installed and where in the laravel project and then you can easily upgrade an existing project.

For example, you can see there’s a package in app/FlowDash. Then, there’s a custom app/helpers.php file and it’s loaded from composer.json. Then you can see the contents of package.json, scripts and depencencies, etc.

You can follow the README in an existing project, you just have to update some files in your project to match the ones we provide.

Let me know if you have more specific questions or issues!

Thanks, Adrian

Hi Eric,

Are you installing on a Laravel 8 project?

Send me your Github email to contact@frontted.com (will give you access to a full Laravel 8 project with FlowDash installed)

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Please re-download the package again and follow the README.

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This item is on Sale and has both HTML + Laravel 8 version.

Thanks Adrian

Hi DennisHooper,

Unfortunately at this moment we are not able to take custom jobs … if you want to start this from mid JAN onwards feel free to send us an email describing your SAAS App and requirements to contact@frontted.com

Thanks, Adrian

Hi nectyr,

Views from app/FlowDash get published to resources/views/vendor so any changes to the views will have to be applied in resources/views/vendor

Aha. I see that changing those files does work. Thanks for that.

However would you please answer my workflow question? If I am to create new pages based on these templated samples. Where should they be put?

Can I create new pages under my typical resources->views folder? Or do I need to keep them inside this vendor folder to work properly? I had tried and found some issues (such as the $layout variable not being set when I tried that).

I highly appreciate your help and feedback. I love the product… just struggling to “get it”

I apologize for the delay! The missing layout variable is because for the package views we are setting a global $layout variable, you can see in app/FlowDash/FlowDashServiceProvider.php on line 133. You could set the layout variable directly from the controller returning the view or from the route returning the view ..

return view(‘custom-view’, [‘layout’ => ‘default’, ‘containerClass’ => ‘container-fluid page__container’]);

or you could set a global View composer in App/Providers/ViewServiceProvider.php in the boot method

View::composer('*', function ($view) {
    $layout = 'default';
    $containerClass = 'container-fluid page__container';
    $view->with(compact('layout', 'containerClass'));
});

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