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Dave A

Hi, I've got SimpleAuth working but can't get my head around how get instances of SimpleGroup to check the roles of the current user. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks!

Dave A

Answering my own question because I eventually worked it out and couldn't find this info anywhere else. To get the group or acl driver access them via Auth $group_driver = \Auth::group('SimpleGroup');
$acl_driver = \Auth::acl('SimpleAcl'); At the time of writing the master branch of SimpleGroup has some bugs in the get_name(...) and get_roles(...) functions so use the develop branch if possible. P.S. Sorry couldn't get the code formatting to work

Muts

Isn't there a simpler way for retrieving the group?
as I tried Auth::member($id) but doesn't work.

Jelmer Schreuder

Code tags are (without spaces): [ code] & [/ code] If you want the current group/acl driver those are indeed correct, but you should also be able to request them like this (without the specific drivers):

$group_driver = \Auth::group();
$acl_driver = \Auth::acl();

If you want to check for specific group or rights:

\Auth::member(5); // checks if current logged in user is a member of group 5
\Auth::has_access(array('website', array('read'))); // checks if the logged in user has access to 'website' with rights 'read'

PaulboCo

@Muts - I haven't had any luck either.

Muts

Still no solution

Anyone able to help us on this? thanks

PaulboCo

Is there any way to get the group of the currently logged in user? EDIT:
Sorry, I found it.

$groups = Auth::instance()->get_user_groups();
$default_group = $groups[0][1];

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