Can't edit, forgot the most important detail: If I type http://localhost/remind in my browser, I see the error page. Typing http://localhost/login instead, will work an show me my login page (but this is not shown in the code I posted).

Have you verified your htaccess file is correct?
Have you tried http://localhost/yourlaravelfolder/public/remind?

Route::get('remind', 'RemindersController@showRemind');

looks correct.

jimgwhit said:

Have you verified your htaccess file is correct?
Have you tried http://localhost/yourlaravelfolder/public/remind?

Route::get('remind', 'RemindersController@showRemind');

looks correct.

I downloaded laravel with composer and did not touch the *.htaccess file yet. As I said, every other controller/route works.

I don't use homestead, I use WAMP as local development environment. I have set my root dir to MyApp/public. So calling http://localhost/login works fine:

routes.php (excerpt)

/*
 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
 | Routes to User Controller
 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
 */

Route::get('login', 'UserController@showLogin');

UserController.php (excerpt)

	public function showLogin()
	{
		if ((Auth::check()) or (Auth::viaRemember())) {
			return Redirect::to('home');
		} else {
			return View::make('pages.login');
		}
	}

Works fine.

Okay, I tried something. The route IS working, but calling my views does not.

The fun thing is, I can create 4 different views I created two days ago when calling:

return View::make('pages.enter');
# or
return View::make('pages.home');
# or
return View::make('pages.login');
# or
return View::make('pages.register');

All 4 views will create and show with this command, but I can't call these 2 fews I created yesterday for my reminder:

return View::make('pages.remind');
# or
return View::make('pages.reset');

When I call these, I get the error page.

But all views are in the same directory (views/pages/): http://www.pic-upload.de/view-25419998/Unbenannt.png.html

Any ideas?

Try this:

public function showRemind()
    {
           echo "made it here";
         // return View::make('pages.remind');
    }

Also read this post, something could be wrong with the view:
http://laravel.io/forum/11-21-2014-newbe-blank-page-issue?page=1#reply-17336
And it seems that localhost/login is wrong, unless laravel is the only thing you are using. usually wamp will have a htdocs folder. So normally you would have something like:

localhost/whatever you called your laravel folder/login

or

localhost/whatever you called your laravel folder/public/login

In your htacces you could try to add after this line:

RewriteEngine On

add this line:

RewriteBase /your folder name goes here/public/

For example I am playing around with laravel 5, here my htaccess:

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
    <IfModule mod_negotiation.c>
        Options -MultiViews
    </IfModule>

    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteBase /laravel5/public/

    # Redirect Trailing Slashes...
    RewriteRule ^(.*)/$ /$1 [L,R=301]

    # Handle Front Controller...
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
    RewriteRule ^ index.php [L]
</IfModule>

And laravel5 folder is under htdocs folder:
htdocs
--laravel5

Echoing works. The function is called. I can even create my login view with this function. But if I want to vall the remind view it is not working. So maybe you are right, it might be the forms. WAMP has a www folder (similar to htdocs). But in my apache config, I set my dir to www/mylaravelproject/public, rewriting is enabled. Calling localhost/login willbring up my view.

I will check my remind and reset form again.