Check if user created the post about roles HOT 7 CLOSED

Is this what you want? https://github.com/romanbican/roles#entity-check

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I don't really understand where I must put the $user->attachPermission ? Is it on creating an article for example ?

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Well, you must have something like admin panel where you can attach roles and permissions.

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Okay, I made it work for articles.

But I still can't use it on the user profile.

I put this in my seeders :

And in my view I put :

$user being the user whose profile is displayed.

I tried logging in with an user, and whatever the profile I'm looking (my own or someone else's), the "test" is showing. I just want it to be displayed on my own profile page.

By the way, thank you for helping me, I'm not really at ease with Laravel for the moment.

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So, now I understand. I'll explain you.

If you want a user to edit all articles, give him permission edit.articles. Then he can edit all articles even if he didn't create them. If you don't give him permission, allowed() method will check if he created that article. But it is working only with belongsTo relationship.

If you want to check if the logged user can edit user he is looking at, you can make simple if statement like this:

@if(Auth::user()->id === $user->id)
   //
@endif

There's no need to check for permissions unless you have a admin which can edit all users.

Hope it helps.

There is a allowed method, have a look:

/**
 * Check if the user is allowed to manipulate with entity.
 *
 * @param string $providedPermission
 * @param object $entity
 * @param bool $owner
 * @param string $ownerColumn
 * @return bool
*/
public function allowed($providedPermission, $entity, $owner = true, $ownerColumn = 'user_id');

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As I have understood, permissions that attached to role doesn't provide entity check except such ones that attached directly to user. Am I right?

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No. They can be attached to role.

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