Once an email address has been registered and the verification email is sent, I receive this error on the first click of 'verify email address'.
If I click the 'verify email address' button _again_, it works.
What might be causing that first error?
Thanks.

Here's a snippet of the error and the code where LogVerifiedUser is used.

From the error, it looks like the LogVerifiedUser class is not found. Does it exist?
In Laravel documentation App\Listeners\LogVerifiedUser is not a built in class, it's an example for a listener.
Try php artisan event:generate to generate the listener for you.
@alrifay thank you. In this case would I write php artisan event:generate LogVerifiedUser? Or just php artisan event:generate?
I've tried php artisan event:generate which seemed to fix the 'verify email address' link on the email. However it's hanging on the register screen once I click register.
@natelloyd1 are you trying to create LogVerifiedUser and do something when an account is "verified"? if so:
php artisan event:generate LogVerifiedUser will create that PHP file for you in App/Listeners/LogVerifiedUser.php with a class that you can then do things with.
@natelloyd1
What you want is a Listener as below.
githubrocks ➜ prototype git:(develop) php artisan make:listener MakeVerifiedUsersGreatAgain
Listener created successfully.
githubrocks ➜ prototype git:(develop) ✗ git status
On branch develop
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/develop'.
Untracked files:
(use "git add <file>..." to include in what will be committed)
app/Listeners/MakeVerifiedUsersGreatAgain.php
nothing added to commit but untracked files present (use "git add" to track)
githubrocks ➜ prototype git:(develop) ✗
After a few tests that looks like it's fixed it.
I ran php artisan make:listener MakeVerifiedUsersGreatAgain.
To help others - perhaps I had the listener in my AppServiceProvider, but it was removed and I still had a cached version with the listener in.
So creating a new event listener fixed it.
Thank you @stemount & @alrifay
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In Laravel documentation
App\Listeners\LogVerifiedUseris not a built in class, it's an example for a listener.Try
php artisan event:generateto generate the listener for you.