ErrorException in some routes

[odyright]

1. after registration the user can't get the email confirmation , it's send to your email: (jeremy....)
2. Problem with role attribution when i hijack through the database... to access admin area
3. ErrorException in... when we wan't to reach profile page, change the user role, ...

[jeremykenedy]

Hey, did you configure your email in the.env. What happens when you search the code for the erroneous email address?

To change the role in the user roles table change the role id to 3. That's an admin role.

The third issue is caused by not having the $access variable set correctly which is passed from the controller. Once you correct your error above it will work.

Thank you for checking it out!

[jeremykenedy]

Also,

Make sure you have ran your migration and seeds. The user roles are seeded.

[odyright]

Yes i changed all in the .env file.

Don't worry about that admin role..i told you that i did through the database as you describe above. And i don't understand very well the point about $access.

[odyright]

Is the Laravel 5.3 branch ready to use?

[jeremykenedy]

No, and I doubt it ever will be.

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[jeremykenedy]

I am not a fan of the higher php requirements which make this project more complex to get going out the box. I also think that the way Taylor keeps redoing the auth in every different version is a too much major change for anyone with existing projects and it's overkill unneeded work.

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[odyright]

You right, He made too much major change which kill existing projects's structure. I cloned your L 5.3 , i'll try to test it and work with it.

I noticed that there's a problem with the auth... maybe the middleware or something else!

[jeremykenedy]

Thanks for letting me know about the email issue, I had left some php vars in there that I was using when working on the views front end. The vars have been removed and the email will now send to what is in the .env file.

Currently, the auth is all working properly as well, I see no issues. It was all most likely related to the email activation issue outlined above.

Thanks again.

[odyright]

Hello, There's still an issue with the email activation, after registration the user expect receiving an email with credentials... But it's seems nothing happened. Did you properly set the email_send's route? or something like that... I checked and i did some modification but nothing happened: route Route::post('/send', 'EmailController@send');

controller

<?php

namespace App\Http\Controllers;

use Illuminate\Http\Request;

use App\Http\Requests;

class EmailController extends Controller
{
    //
    public function send(User $user)
    {
        $data = array(
            'name' => $user->name,
            'code' => $user->activation_code,
        );

        \Mail::send('emails.send', $data, function($message) use ($user) {
            $message->subject( \Lang::get('auth.pleaseActivate') );
            $message->to($user->email);
        });
        return response()->json(['message' => 'Request completed']);
    }

}

Can you fix it?

[jeremykenedy]

It works fine for me, once the user registers they get an email with a the activation token in it, they click the link, it activates the account and creates a user profile.

It worked perfect for me. Check your email config in the .env file again and make sure you can send email from your server.

Again, it is working fine, I've tested it multiple times. It's either your server not sending an email or there was step was skipped in the setup.

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Hello, There's still an issue with the email activation, after registration the user expect receiving an email with credentials... But it's seems nothing append. Did you properly set the email_send's route? or something like that... I checked and i did some modification but nothing happened: route Route::post('/send', 'EmailController@send');

controller

<?php

namespace App\Http\Controllers;

use Illuminate\Http\Request;

use App\Http\Requests;

class EmailController extends Controller { // public function send(User $user) { $data = array( 'name' => $user->name, 'code' => $user->activation_code, );

    \Mail::send('emails.send', $data, function($message) use ($user) {
        $message->subject( \Lang::get('auth.pleaseActivate') );
        $message->to($user->email);
    });
    return response()->json(['message' => 'Request completed']);
}

} Can you fix it?

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[jeremykenedy]

I went through it all again this AM and it is working fine. Here is the video of my setup this morning starting with a clone from GIT.

https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/github-project-images/laravel-mdl-setup.gif

[odyright]

HAaaaaah yeah sorry my bad. It works fine.