Creating a landlord application to manage our tenants (with Laravel and Filament Admin) 

Ray is pretty cool. Have you tried it yet?

Thank you. What topics interest you?

Thank you

Hi Mohammad, thanks for the feedback. I'll definitely pump up my fonts for you. Subdomains in cPanel can be a little tricky because cPanel uses virtual hosts. A virtual host is an Apache (web server) directive that keeps the users, permissions, directories all separate from other users on the server. I haven't tried this method, but this might work: www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/article.aspx/9191/29/how-to-create-a-wildcard-subdomain-in-cpanel/#:~:text=Wildcard%20subdomain%20allows%20you%20to,set%20for%20the%20wildcard%20subdomain. Even though I've never tried handsfree subdomains in cPanel, I do have quite a bit of experience w/ CentOs, WHM, and cPanel. The article above seems to describe what you are looking for. The only difference I would make is attempting to configure the DNS outside of cPanel (as my DNS is generally hosted on a separate server). If I get some free time next week, I would love to make another video attempting to setup cPanel to support wildcard sub domains!

@@kedotdev This would be good, Mike. It would be great if the users can register by themselves and got the subdomain and database automatically added for each user. Q: With this setup, can we manage all the users data from the landlord side? E.g. Get the data of all the users from their db and manage it from our admin panel in the landlord side

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How about running: php artisan optimize This fixes most route issues when a new route is defined.

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That’s it!

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@@kedotdev no encuentro la opción para hacer un dibujo de mi rostro ?

Using Filament? Check the docs!

For a top level domain? You need to setup a wildcard domain. Checkout nginx.org/en/docs/http/server_names.html

@@kedotdev Thanks for answering, it is local for .test domains

Oh, you can use a local dns proxy. On my Mac, I use dnsmasq: gist.github.com/eloypnd/5efc3b590e7c738630fdcf0c10b68072

@@kedotdev Gracias, lo probaré, saludos!!

Hi - feel free to ask them here or reach me @mi_ke_dev on Twitter.

Try npm run watch. See if it builds. You might need to run npm install first.

@@kedotdev Hey, thanks for trying to help. I figured out the issue was something was off with the vendor and composer file, so I deleted the vendor and put on laravel 9 composer file, and it worked ^^