[discussion] how to show content in menu in front-end but not backend?

[akpotter]

• Laravel Version: 5.3
• Voyager Version: v0.10.4
• PHP Version: 7.0
• Database Driver & Version: MySQL 5.7.11

Description:

I tried use php artisan make:auth and insert \<?=Menu::display('main', 'bootstrap') ?> in front-end views\layouts\app.blade.php Add BREAD to table "products" and use MenuBuilder

And the main menu can display in front-end successfully.

But when click button in menu, it will turn into backend display /admin/products Is there some methods which voyager design for us to display the table in the front-end? Or what should I do for customizing this?

Thanks a lot.

Steps To Reproduce:

[marktopper]

If I understand you correctly, you wish to add a menu item with the link to view all your products.

Then what I would do is to make a menu item with a link to /products. Then I would make a route for that like this:

Route::get('/products', function () {
    $products = App\Products::all();
    return view('products.list', [
        'products' => $products,
    ]);
});

Then you can show your products there to the front-end users.

NOTE: It's on my todo to make some helpers and guides for using Voyager on the front-end

[akpotter]

Sorry I do not mention it clearly. My question is : Can I use the BREAD function in the frontend page (http://localhost/home/ ) ? Which do not need admin permission like these " X Admin X Browse Admin X Browse Database X Browse Media X Browse Settings "

just need these permission and URL not in "localhost/admin/product" " V Product V Browse Product V Read Product V Edit Product V Add Product V Delete Product "

Thanks a lot.

[handiwijoyo]

You can check the user permission using Voyager::can('browse_product')

[fletch3555]

@akpotter, Voyager is intended to be an Admin tool, not frontend functionality. You can build Menus and display them in the front-end, but the BREAD functionality is specific to Voyager. If you need front-end functionality to let end-users create/edit things, then you will need to create forms and use the model that Voyager created.

Apologies if I misunderstood your question. If that's the case, please clarify and let me know.

[akpotter]

Got it! Nice job! I will try do front-end functionality by myself. Thanks for all your contributions. And there is a remote code execution vulnerability in Voyager right now. Later someday I will create an issue for it.

[marktopper]

@akpotter, please send me a email with the security vulnerability please.

mark@ulties.com

[DjKhireddine]

Hi, Laravel 5.5 / Voyager 1.0

Can we hide some views to use who are not admin? for exemple some pages or products which are not published and want to let offline.

Thanks

[marktopper]

Hey @decomstore Please create your own issue for this, since this have been closed for long time. NOTE: You can read how to do such thing using the policies here: https://webman.io/blog/post/using-policies-in-laravel-voyager

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