Level 80
@nasirnobin You need to set the intended URL before redirecting to login.
$request->session()->put('url.intended', url('/intended-url'));
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redirect to intended page after login - laravel 5.7
I have an e-commerce site. When user going to checkout page, they need to login to the system. After authentication, the page will redirect to checkout page. I used multi-table-auth in my e-commerce website (https://scotch.io/@sukelali/how-to-create-multi-table-authentication-in-laravel). I used redirect()->intended(), which is not working. I also searched for result in online, nothing seems to working for my situation. Can anyone help me out! Here is my code for login:
use AuthenticatesUsers;
protected $redirectTo = '/';
public function __construct()
{
$this->middleware('guest')->except('logout');
}
public function guard()
{
return Auth::guard('customer');
}
public function login(Request $request)
{
$rememberMe = $request->remember ? true : false;
$customer = Customer::where(['phone' => $request->phone, 'password' => $request->pin])->first();
if (!empty($customer)) {
Auth::guard('customer')->login($customer, $rememberMe);
return redirect()->intended('landing_page');
}
return back()->withInput()->withErrors(['Invalid Credential!']);
}
Level 7
@MARTINBEAN - I don’t think you ever need to put url.intended to session manually. That’s exactly what intended() method does.
Level 29
@ROBOROBOK - intended() is not working here. I think, it is redirecting me to login page before hitting the route. Here is my route:
Route::group(['middleware'=>'customer'], function() {
Route::get('/cart_items', 'CartController@index')->name('cart_items');
});
Level 29
@MARTINBEAN - I don't wanna be specific. Rather than i want it to be dynamic. I created new project and tried intended() with some basic routing. which is working fine. but when i'm using custom auth, its not working anymore. So i guess it's something to do with middleware, But i can't figured it out.
Level 13
Remove the below code and check because it is run before the intended,
//protected $redirectTo = '/';
Level 80
I don’t think you ever need to put url.intended to session manually. That’s exactly what intended() method does.
@roborobok Wrong. It either redirects to what’s in the session under the url.intended, or redirects to the URL given as the default.
Level 7
He could call the proper function that deals setting it instead of setting the session manually.
redirect()->setIntendedUrl(url('/intended-url'));
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Level 29
@MUNAZZIL - Commenting out that line didn't work.
Level 29
@MARTINBEAN - Thanks man. Its working.
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Level 1
How did you get to solve it finally '
Level 7
@martinbean I actually meant guest() method.
Level 1
public function __construct()
{
$this->middleware('auth');
}
Add this code on top of your controller, after successful, it redirects you on specific where you want to redirect which is define in your route request.
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