enoonan
Programming Phoenix LiveView: "PentoWeb.LayoutView" outdated ("Authenticate the Live View" section)
The sample code for explicitly adding the root layout seems to be outdated. I started the book this morning and just now got a “module does not exist” error using the sample code. I just had to change “PentoWeb.LayoutView” to “PentoWeb.Layouts” to fix.
Loving the book!
~Eileen
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SophieDeBenedetto
Author of Programming Phoenix LiveView
Indeed this is outdated! I’ll update this code sample. Thank you!
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