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thedevdojo / voyager

Voyager - The Missing Laravel Admin
https://voyager.devdojo.com
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Admin Panel Prefix #2623

Closed thill0822 closed 6 years ago

thill0822 commented 6 years ago

Is it possible to have the admin panel prefix go to the root directory? I'd like to have actually use a subdomain for the admin panel.

emptynick commented 6 years ago

I have not tested it personally, but you can try

Route::domain('admin.domain.com')->group(function () {
    Voyager::routes();
});
fletch3555 commented 6 years ago

I havent tested it, but it should mostly work. You'll likely have some issues doing that. Specifically, if you log in with a user that is not granted access to Voyager, it will try to redirect to /, likely causing an infinite loop. Other than that, I think everything should just work.

thill0822 commented 6 years ago

thanks @emptynick & @fletch3555. Will be testing in the next few days (hopefully) and will comment back on how it works along with any tweaks for future reference.

fletch3555 commented 6 years ago

Sounds good. I'll close this for now. Feel free to open it again if needed

QSoto commented 5 years ago

Is it working by now? I want to take voyager to -> sub.mydomain.com/admin instead mydomain.com/admin

Is it possible?

SAM-AEL commented 5 years ago

Is it working by now? I want to take voyager to -> sub.mydomain.com/admin instead mydomain.com/admin

Is it possible?

Route::group(['domain' => 'sub.mydomain.com', 'prefix' => 'admin '], function () { Voyager::routes(); });

Sanan-84 commented 4 years ago

Is it working by now? I want to take voyager to -> sub.mydomain.com/admin instead mydomain.com/admin

Is it possible?

i have too, but not working, pleace help

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