@can blade with guard name not working

[AhmedHdeawy]

Hi, thanks for this awesome package,

i have a problem that is:

i have multiple guards [ 'web', 'admin' ]

in Admin Model i have
protected $guard_name = 'admin';

and i have guard name for each permission in

permissions table

like the image below

the problem is when use @can directive like:
@can('admin.users.view')
it doesn't work, not show the code that in it, even if this admin is Super Admin or Admin

also when use
@can('admin.users.view', 'admin')
it doesn't work also

but when use
@if(auth('admin')->user()->can('admin.users.view'))
it works fine

how i can use @can only because is simple for code.

thanks in advance

[sameervirus]

+1

[drbyte]

You cannot pass the guard to @can. You must use the method you described, or maybe hasPermissionTo.

[malickatique]

Anyone solved this issue?

[drbyte]

Nothing to "solve". It's operating by design.

[b8x]

@AhmedHdeawy, You can create own blade directive like

        Blade::directive('permission', function ($permission, $guard = "admin") {
            return "<?php if (auth()->user()->hasPermissionTo({$permission} , \"{$guard}\")) { ?>";
        });
        Blade::directive('endpermission', function () {
            return '<?php } ?>';
        });

[MD-Khalid-Hosain]

Solved my problem... Thank you bro @AhmedHdeawy AhmedHdeawy

@if(auth('admin')->user()->can('admin.users.view'))
it works fine

[jainjii]

why can't create own blade directive just like @can('','','')

[Lukmauu]

@auth('admin')

Works fine if you admin guard set in your config/auth.php

[axlwild]

Given this problem, I've created a PR to be able to use another blade directive in this case, a little bit more confortable than the whole @if(auth('admin')->user()->can('admin.users.view')) sentence.

With this change, you can use the following directive

@haspermissionto('admin.users.view', 'admin')
   ...
@endhaspermissionto

[nguyencuongcd44]

The @can does not work with my custom guard so I changed the default guard to my custom guard, and it worked.
Is anyone else experiencing the same issue as me?
How can I use this with custom work ?
Thank you very much.

[parallels999]

Did you try auth()->user()->can('admin.users.view', 'YOUR_CUSTOM_GUARD') ?

[nguyencuongcd44]

It worked! I spent 2 days on this issue. Thank you very much for your help!