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Why are you using redirect guest? And you are not using password to login?! Also your code has not a fallback... so if the user is not found (do not enter on the IF, a blank page will be shown!
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Aug 24, 2016
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Laravel not Redirecting after manual user Authentication?
##In LoginController.php I want to redirect user to home page.but it always shows blank page after authenticating user.
public function authenticater($data,$request)
{
$email=$data['email'];
$check=User::where('email', '=',$email)->first();
//if not found means we need to register the user
if ($check != null) {
// Authentication passed.....
$id=intval($check->id);
Auth::loginUsingId($id,true);
//echo '<html><script>setTimeout(function(){ window.history.go(-1); }, 3000);</script></html>';
//echo '<html><script>location.href="/";</script></html>';
return redirect()->guest(route('home'));
}
Level 1
Figured it out!
Level 50
You probably want to use ->intended() instead of ->guest()
return redirect()->intended(route('home'));
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Was using Socialite so didn't require password. that was just a part of module. btw, my mistake was: i called authenticater() from another method of controller.So,control was going to caller method.
$this->authenticater($data,$request);
return redirect('/home');
Solved. ..
anway,thank you @ EliasSoares. :)
Level 1
I tried all of them. @SaeedPrez but now as you guys know what my problem was...
Level 1
Hey, @SaeedPrez ->intended() what's the purpose of this?
Level 50
When a user is not authenticated and they try to access a page that requires authentication (i.e. example.com/settings) you can use redirect()->guest('login'); to redirect them to the login page and it will save example.com/settings to session. Then after they login, you redirect them using redirect()->intended('dashboard') and it will check the if the session has an intended URL, if so it will redirect them to example.com/settings and if not, it will redirect them to the dashboard.
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That's interesting! Thanks a lot @SaeedPrez .
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