I'm working on a project where businesses can create a page and consumers have to be able to login separately on one or more business pages at the same time. I've already been able add an extra check to the default Auth mechanism to make sure the user actually belongs to the business it tries to log on to.
The remaining problem is that if a user logs in, he is logged to all businesses it belongs to, which shouldn't happen. In a vanilla PHP application, I'd simply use the session cookie name to make the difference and I'd like to do so in Laravel, but it hasn't worked out yet. So for I've tried
Route::get('/{name}', function($user_name){
Config::set('session.cookie','laravel_'.$user_name.'_session');
return (new BusinessController)->show($user_name);
});
but it seems the cookie is already set before I change the config.
tl;dr : How can I change the session cookie name on the fly?
Jeroen
What I ended up doing is placing this in my index.php, just above $app->run() :
$uri = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
if(!in_array($uri, ['/','/about'])){
Config::set('session.cookie','laravel_'.substr($uri, 1).'_session');
}
I doubt it is the best solution, but it seems to work. Based on http://forumsarchive.laravel.io/viewtopic.php?id=999 btw.
Any tips on making this solution better are very welcome!
Jeroen
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