Can anybody give me a hint how to do that best?
I would like to have one route which points to a different action if the user is not logged in.
i.e.
user is logged in:
‘my-pattern’ => controller/action-a
user is not logged in:
‘my-pattern’ => controller/action-b
Thank you!
Put in a simple test to determine if the user is logged in, if yes, show one nav item, if not show the other:
<?php
if (!Yii::$app->user->isGuest)
{
echo Html::a('Link name', ['controller/action-a'], ['class' => 'btn btn-primary']);
}
else
{
echo Html::a('Link name', ['controller/action-b'], ['class' => 'btn btn-primary']);
};
?>
[size="2"]I have not tested, but I think that should do it.[/size]
[size="2"]You will need to include:[/size]
[size="2"]
use yii\helpers\Html;
[/size]
[size="3"]at the top of the file.[/size]
Thank you!
But that will not work. If I have one URL for two different actions, how does urlManager know which is the correct route? So the logic must be in the urlManager rule.
I think a custom rule via yii\web\UrlRule is the only way to do it. I hoped there would be a faster/easier way.
Thank you anyway!
Hi,
In the action for that route, you should redirect the user to the right route.