Laravel - syntax error, unexpected end of file

php laravel laravel-4 eval
Ivanka Todorova picture Ivanka Todorova · Apr 20, 2013 · Viewed 47.2k times · Source

I have a website which works fine on host, but I'm currently trying to install it on localhost.

I've downloaded everything and configured to work on localhost - Database & URL.

The problem is this error:

Unhandled Exception

Message:

syntax error, unexpected end of file Location:

C:\Program Files (x86)\EasyPHP-12.1\www\laravel\view.php(386) : eval()'d code on line 118

And I don't know what causes it. Any solutions?

P.S. I've setup in my windows' host file 127.0.0.1 myproject.dev.

Answer

Jason Lewis picture Jason Lewis · Apr 20, 2013

There is an error within one of your views. If there is a more detailed stack trace it should show you details of a view, although the name will be an md5() string so it's a bit hard to find. You might want to delete all compiled Blade views in storage/views and let Blade re-compile the views.

If you still get the error then check your views to make sure you have all the proper closing tags, e.g., @endif or @endforeach

Always double check your views for any syntax errors.

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