I use https://laravel-admin.org/docs/en/README on my site.
I have a general header in the admin panel, which displays all the sections that can be edited, here is the code:
<?php foreach(Admin::menuLinks() as $link) { ?>
<?php if (in_array($link['uri'], ['users', 'posts', 'comments'])) {?>
<a role="button" href="<?= admin_url($link['uri']) ?>"><i ></i>
<?= admin_trans ($link['title']) ?>
</a>
<?php } ?>
<?php } ?>
I won’t throw all the header code, since it’s standard, there is only a code for links to sections, but if necessary I can throw it off.
So, I have 3 partitions. Each section will have its own admin, who will have a corresponding role. Now all admins with roles see all links in the header, but I need to hide them and make sure that the admin sees only the link to which he has a role with rights. How can I do such a check in the header? To display these links depending on the user's role.
I didn't find anything similar in the documentation.
There is supposedly how to get a user role, but how can I use it here Admin::user()->roles;
CodePudding user response:
Try this
if you want to show link by role
@foreach(Admin::menuLinks() as $link)
@if (Admin::user()->isRole('developer'))
//if user role is developer
@endif
@endforeach
if you want to show the link by permission
@foreach(Admin::menuLinks() as $link)
@if (Admin::user()->can('create-post'))
//if user has permission to create post
@endif
@endforeach
check the documentation for more details https://laravel-admin.org/docs/en/permission