I build my website using Laravel 4. In the code of my pages, i sometimes use '@include('path/to/i.e./form')'.
But, when i enter the url of a webpage which has the '@include', it gives me a 'error' (Error parsing input URL, no data was cached, or no data was scraped.)
even though it displays my og stuff correct,i can't see what is still need to be debugged. I can only see it when i remove the @include.
My question is, is it possible to fix this? i.e. is there an alternative in Laravel for @include? Is there something i have to write so it will read the page correctly? And, do any others have this?