Myujth

I am using OpenPay and Laravel, if an error occurs when I try to do the carge to the bank account, it shows in the Laravel error page (The one that is red). How can I show that errors in a view?

I used a try catch structure, as an extra I had to put an **** before every exception to avoid the default Laravel exception errors.

try
some code...
catch(OpenpayApiTransactionError $e) 
 flash('Error ' . $e->getMessage())->error();
 $error = $e->getMessage();
 return redirect()->back()->with('error', $error)->with('valor', 'si');
 //return redirect('/codigos');
 catch (OpenpayApiRequestError $e) 
 flash('Error ' . $e->getMessage())->error();
 $error = $e->getMessage();
 return redirect()->back()->with('error', $error)->with('valor', 'si');
 //return redirect('/codigos');
 catch (OpenpayApiConnectionError $e) 
 flash('Error ' . $e->getMessage())->error();
 $error = $e->getMessage();
 return redirect()->back()->with('error', $error)->with('valor', 'si');
 //return redirect('/codigos');
 catch (OpenpayApiAuthError $e) 
 flash('Error ' . $e->getMessage())->error();
 $error = $e->getMessage();
 return redirect()->back()->with('error', $error)->with('valor', 'si');
 //return redirect('/codigos');
 catch (OpenpayApiError $e) 
 flash('Error ' . $e->getMessage())->error();
 $error = $e->getMessage();
 return redirect()->back()->with('error', $error)->with('valor', 'si');
 //return redirect('/codigos');
 catch (Exception $e) 
 flash('Error ' . $e->getMessage())->error();
 $error = $e->getMessage();
 return redirect()->back()->with('error', $error)->with('valor', 'si');
 //return redirect('/codigos');
 

I hope that somebody else finds this usefull.