Level 2
bro create a roles table and role_user and users roles table include your roles SuperAdmin, Admin , Manager .. like this
Jul 27, 2021
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Level 2
Check if user is admin
We have two separate types of admins. One "superadmin" that can do a lot. Then we have a "lower" admin that can do other things. In the code we have for the logged in user as "superadmin" this:
@if(\Auth::user()->is_admin) and the column in the users is_admin is 1. This works of course.
But for the "lower" admin there is a value in another table, not in the users table. It is in "clubs_admins" and when the user is that admin there is value "admin" in the column "role". How should I formulate the @if - statement for for that? Tried several ways but no success.
The table contains of: id, users_id, clubs_id, role,created_at,updated_at and deleted_at.
Level 2
Yes, I was thinking of include an extra column in users table for "loweradmin". Like @if(\Auth::user()->is_Lowadmin) should work.
Level 80
@raffelustig Or you could take @asadbek2000’s advice and create a column called role in your users table, and then that column can have a value like “admin”, “superadmin” etc instead of checking random integer values.
if ($user->role === 'admin') {
// User can do some things
} else if ($user->role === 'super_admin') {
// User can do ALL the things!
}
Level 2
I'll end this and work on another angle. Thanks.
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