Answer by Suraj Datheputhe for Login only if user is active using Laravel
Simply you can put these code in your Auth\LoginController.php file. It overrides the authenticated class of Laravel.The user has been authenticated and check user is active or not, if user is not...
View ArticleAnswer by Healyhatman for Login only if user is active using Laravel
I needed mine to be combined with the Eloquent provider since we are not using the standard User model / table.In auth.php'providers' => ['custom' => ['driver' =>...
View ArticleAnswer by John Magnolia for Login only if user is active using Laravel
With Laravel Fortify makes it much cleaner to Customizing User AuthenticationE.g addded status to the user condition in the FortifyServiceProvideruse App\Models\User;use Illuminate\Http\Request;use...
View ArticleAnswer by Bikalpa for Login only if user is active using Laravel
LARAVEL 8 I have a column in User Table with value 1 and 0. Here 1 is Active and 0 is Inactive. Add these lines in/vendor/laravel/ui/auth-backend/AuthenticatesUsers.php public function login(Request...
View ArticleAnswer by kluver for Login only if user is active using Laravel
Works on Laravel 7Note that you should also add the 'is_active' check in the ForgotPasswordController. Otherwise the user will be able to login by requesting a new password without the 'is_active' flag...
View ArticleAnswer by Rashi Goyal for Login only if user is active using Laravel
protected function sendLoginResponse(Request $request) { $request->session()->regenerate(); $this->clearLoginAttempts($request); if ($response = $this->authenticated($request,...
View ArticleAnswer by fylzero for Login only if user is active using Laravel
Works on Laravel 7I know this has already been answered many times but here was my approach and it isn't much different from some of the others but I wanted to provide a little more detailed...
View ArticleAnswer by sk8gear for Login only if user is active using Laravel
Probably not the best but, I think I found a cleaner way to override the login method. I tried this on Laravel 7in Auth\LoginController.php, put these classesuse Illuminate\Support\Facades\Auth;use...
View ArticleAnswer by albert for Login only if user is active using Laravel
On laravel 7, you only need to put this method on LoginController:/** * Custom credentials to validate the status of user. */public function credentials(Request $request){ return ['email' =>...
View ArticleAnswer by Duy Nguyen for Login only if user is active using Laravel
In case, you want to keep everything as simple, you can use Laravel built-in feature. It is email verification. I do not guarantee this way would resolve your problem. It is reference in case you...
View ArticleAnswer by basak for Login only if user is active using Laravel
Laravel 6.6 tested. Overwrite validateLogin in your LoginController.phpuse Illuminate\Http\Request;use App\User;use Illuminate\Validation\ValidationException;....../** * Validate the user login...
View ArticleAnswer by PatricNox for Login only if user is active using Laravel
Most logical, and clean, is to handle this within the validateLogin method.LoginController.php(Laravel 6.x)/** * Validate the user login request. * * @param \Illuminate\Http\Request $request * @return...
View ArticleAnswer by thiago tanaka for Login only if user is active using Laravel
Laravel 5.8 tested. Put this code in your LoginController.php and be happy.public function login(Request $request){ $user = User::where('username',$request->username)->first(); if( $user...
View ArticleAnswer by Guido Donnari for Login only if user is active using Laravel
You can use Eloquent scopes: https://laravel.com/docs/5.5/eloquent#query-scopeslike this:class User extends Authenticatable {.../** * The "booting" method of the model. * * @return void */ protected...
View ArticleAnswer by Ryan Tirrell for Login only if user is active using Laravel
I'm new to Laravel, and this is aimed at newcomers too. Long-timers feel free to tell me why this is bad practice, as I genuinely don't know any better yet. As at 24th August 2019 - using Laravel 5.8 -...
View ArticleAnswer by The Billionaire Guy for Login only if user is active using Laravel
Thanks @Can_Celikthis was how I was able to solve my issue becos i was using json response with jquery./** * Validate the user login request. * * @param \Illuminate\Http\Request $request * @return void...
View ArticleAnswer by Piotr Jankiewicz for Login only if user is active using Laravel
If someone uses ajax request on login and wants to have custom message, here is how I achieved this in login controller:login() function // This section is the only change if...
View ArticleAnswer by Mohsen for Login only if user is active using Laravel
I check user is actived by overwrite sendLoginResponse function in LoginControllerprotected function sendLoginResponse(Request $request){ if($this->guard()->user()->active == 0){...
View ArticleAnswer by daprezjer for Login only if user is active using Laravel
In case anyone is came here looking for information on Laravel 5.4/5.5, and that allows for a custom message just for this scenario (not a combined message) here's the answer for that from...
View ArticleAnswer by Raja Amer Khan for Login only if user is active using Laravel
In Laravel 5.4 open Auth/LoginController.phpand add this function:/** * Get the needed authorization credentials from the request. * * @param \Illuminate\Http\Request $request * @return array */...
View ArticleAnswer by Mateusz for Login only if user is active using Laravel
Paste the following method to your LoginController.protected function validateLogin(Request $request){ $this->validate($request, [ $this->username() => 'exists:users,' . $this->username() ....
View ArticleAnswer by pls13 for Login only if user is active using Laravel
in AuthController override method getCredentials like this:protected function getCredentials(Request $request) { $request['active'] = TRUE; return $request->only($this->loginUsername(),...
View ArticleAnswer by Can Celik for Login only if user is active using Laravel
You don't have to override the whole function. You can just change the Validator in AuthController to achieve that adding "exists:table,column" validation.Let's assume that you have a users table with...
View ArticleAnswer by BrokenBinary for Login only if user is active using Laravel
Laravel 5.4 / 5.5Override the default login() function by placing this function in your LoginController:public function login(\Illuminate\Http\Request $request) { $this->validateLogin($request); //...
View ArticleLogin only if user is active using Laravel
I'm currently working on my Laravel app and to prevent spam I decided that only active users are able to login.I'm currently using Laravel's login system just like in Laravel's official website...
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