Open akiftezcan38 opened 1 month ago
Unfortunately that's not possible. You should create your own middleware to implement such logic. You could take a look at the middleware in the package for some inspiration. @akiftezcan38
Unfortunately that's not possible. You should create your own middleware to implement such logic. You could take a look at the middleware in the package for some inspiration. @akiftezcan38
@Baspa Thanks
I think you should add this feature. Because this is a feature that everyone needs.
I might be able to add it in the future, but in the upcoming weeks I don't have any time (due holiday). If you want you could try to change the ForceTwoFactor
middleware and submit a PR :) @akiftezcan38
I might be able to add it in the future, but in the upcoming weeks I don't have any time (due holiday). If you want you could try to change the
ForceTwoFactor
middleware and submit a PR :) @akiftezcan38
Actually what you do is very simple.
Just add a condition in the RedirectIfTwoFactorAuthenticatable middleware. Also a column in the users table and that's it.
I am not very familiar with the contents of the package, so I avoid opening a Merge request. @Baspa
What happened?
Hello.
forced() function forces 2FA for the whole system
but
I want to force 2fa for some users. but I don't want to force it for some users. is there a way I can do this?
Can you help me
How to reproduce the bug
that's it
Repository
filament-2fa
Package Version
1.6
PHP Version
8.2
Laravel Version
11
Which operating systems does with happen with?
Linux
Notes
No response