Closed notflip closed 10 years ago
Not quite understand you question but, i assume you have already defined the model properly in the db, so why dont just call the field name like in the native auth lib?
//Native
$id = Auth::user()->id;
$name = Auth::user()->name;
//MultiAuth
$id = Auth::company()->user()->id;
$name = Auth::company()->user()->name;
.....
There's a lot of confusion regarding this, the actual first part you call is the specified name, so Auth::company()
isn't the company model, but is instead the instance of Guard
for this specific setting.
As @mikkezavala mentioned above, you can call Auth::company()->user()->id
, or alternatively you can call Auth::company()->get()->id
, where get is a simple method I added to avoid confusion.
Hi,
I'm using multiauth to login company's and / or admins. After logging in I would like to retrieve the ID of the company that is logged in..
$id = Auth::company()->get('id');
This is not working, Any idea how to do it? Thanks! great plugin
SOLUTION
$company = Auth::company()->get()->id;