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Is there a cleaner way of checking both?
@foreach($users as $user) @canImpersonate() @canBeImpersonated($user) <a href="{{ route('impersonate', $user->id) }}">Impersonate this user</a> @endCanBeImpersonated @endCanImpersonate @endforeach
User model I only want super admin to be able to impersonate.
/** * Allow authenticate of another users * @return bool */ public function canImpersonate() { return $this->isSuperAdmin(); } /** * Allow authenticate of this user * @return bool */ public function canBeImpersonated() { return !$this->isSuperAdmin(); }
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Is there a cleaner way of checking both?
User model I only want super admin to be able to impersonate.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: