Closed YoLaw closed 8 years ago
I have confirmed this as being an issue with the data being stored in the database. For whatever reason his root_admin
key was set to 1
but was being returned as a string and not an integer. This caused the code in this file to break because of the strict check !==
.
Tested on my development and live development systems and didn't have it output as a string. A possible workaround for this might be to modify the model for this (and probably all the others) and add a $casts
array to it so that Laravel always returns the data as an integer.
Tactical Fish helped me to resolve the problem and the problem was the double "="
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Hello, I'm admninistrator logged as root to the panel, and the admin Area is not working... Here is screens:
http://www.noelshack.com/2016-04-1453822543-sans-titre.png http://www.noelshack.com/2016-04-1453822543-sans-titre2.png
I'm using the 0.1.2 version and I tried 0.1.1 too. Same problem on the two versions. Thanks!