In Laravel, you can make use of "Route::fallback" method to catch any incoming request that matches no route. Since typically any unhandled requests will automatically render the "404" page, having a fallback route inside the routes/web.php allow you to customize and return a custom route.
You can define the fallback route like below. The content of the view is up to your customization.
You can define the fallback route like below. The content of the view is up to your customization.
#routes/web.php
Route::fallback(function () {
$message = 'You have hit a fallback page!';
return view('page.fallback-page', ['message' => $message]);
});
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