Filament•2mo ago

Route [login] not defined

please help! I have two guard and I use admin guard for Filament admin, and I use export action in header or bluck action, after success, in notification when click to open download file like .csv, redirect me to Route [login] not defined. how I can solve it?

6 Replies

toeknee•2mo ago

Check your routes/web.php I suspect you have a welcome page at / still

Mamoun Abu SalahOP•2mo ago

no, I add defualt guard in serivce proverider to admin guard add this in your AppServiceProvider register method. config([ 'auth.defaults.guard' => 'admin', ]);

toeknee•2mo ago

Tht's a guard. what is in your web.php?

Mamoun Abu SalahOP•2mo ago

I don't have any routes in web.php to download file, I think that is a temporary solution, there is a depth problem that needs to be solved.

Azad Furkan ŞAKAR•2mo ago

The main problem here is that I had the same problem and when I went deep into the files I saw that at some point it was controlling the web guard in a middleware (I don't remember which file it was in right now), which causes the problem mentioned when using a different guard. I solved the problem by overriding the guard to update to “admin” if the request is coming from filament. Other than that, I haven't seen any solution or suggestion so far. For this, I wrote a function that checks if there is a “filament” in the request and added it to the register in the AppServiceProvider file as;

if ($this->isRequestFromFilament()) {
  config([
    'auth.defaults.guard' => 'admin',
]);
}

if ($this->isRequestFromFilament()) {
  config([
    'auth.defaults.guard' => 'admin',
]);
}

Mohamed Ayaou•2mo ago

It's just that the laravel default login route is /login but with filament we have only {panel}/login so just add a route for login to redirect to the {panel}/login, e.g in the web.php:

foreach (filament()->getPanels() as $panel) {
    Route::redirect('/login', $panel->getPath().'/login')->name('login');
}

foreach (filament()->getPanels() as $panel) {
    Route::redirect('/login', $panel->getPath().'/login')->name('login');
}

or just:

Route::redirect('/login', '/admin/login')->name('login');

Route::redirect('/login', '/admin/login')->name('login');

if you have only one panel.

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