Hello

So, I want to get routes like these

myweb.com/account/company1/adm
myweb.com/account/company2/adm
myweb.com/account/company1/user/johnsmith
myweb.com/account/company1/user/juliaroberts

but, of course, they need to be dynamic in the segments company and name of user (myweb.com/account will be hardcoded named route)

I have a snippet of a controller which authorizes fine, but I dont know how to redirect it to a page that corresponds to the current logged user company and name. Since I could not, I just hardcoded a name at the end as johnsmit

return Redirect::intended('account/company/user/johnsmith

$authadm = Auth::attempt(array(                            
'email' => Input::get('email'),                            
'password' => Input::get('password'),                     
'active' => 1,
                            
'status' =>'super'                                                    
));



if($authadm){
                       
                        
  //Redirect to the intended page
                        
  return Redirect::intended('account/company/'user/johnsmith); 

What I tried:

I tried to insert in that redirect something like this: ,

Auth::user()->company, Auth::user()->username;

but it gave this error:

InvalidArgumentException

The HTTP status code "0" is not valid.

So, unable to solve that, I continued with what I had hardocoded as return Redirect::intended('account and I got to this route: ('account/adm/');

So, once I am at the adm route page I have this link

<p>{{ link_to_route('account.adm.users.index', 'See table users') }}</p>

and this takes me to a controller method named index which has this code:

                                            
$users = User::all();
return View::make('account.manageusers', compact('users'));

but this, of course, displays me all the rows of all members but again, I want that only the rows that would correspond to the currently logged in user are displayed.

I dont know if instead I should redirecto to a controller action, something like this:

return Redirect::action('HomeController@index');

and in that controller try to get the current user and from that row get the rest of the segments of the URL but I think I should be able to fix that in the controller where I already am at.