Laravel 10: best practices for `MethodNotAllowedHttpException` when using POST for route expecting GET?
I can't seem to get I've encountered a strange issue with I'm currently working on a Laravel 10 application where I have a route defined for a form submission, but I'm running into a `MethodNotAllowedHttpException` when trying to submit the form via POST. The route is defined in `web.php` like this: ```php Route::get('/submit', [FormController::class, 'showForm']); Route::post('/submit', [FormController::class, 'handleSubmit']); ``` In my form view, I have: ```html <form action="{{ url('/submit') }}" method="POST"> @csrf <input type="text" name="inputField" /> <button type="submit">Submit</button> </form> ``` When I attempt to submit this form, I get the following behavior: ``` Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Exception\MethodNotAllowedHttpException ``` I've checked my routes with `php artisan route:list`, and both the GET and POST routes seem to be registered correctly. I also verified that the CSRF token is being sent along with the request. I'm not using any JavaScript to intercept the form submission, so it should be a straightforward POST request. I tried clearing the route cache with `php artisan route:clear`, but that didn't resolve the scenario. I also looked into middleware that might be affecting the request, but I couldn't find anything that would interfere directly with the POST method. What could be causing this `MethodNotAllowedHttpException` when submitting the form, and how can I fix it? This is part of a larger microservice I'm building. Could this be a known issue? The project is a REST API built with Php. Thanks for taking the time to read this!