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I want to have 2 components with the same route (root '/'), but loading just one based on the User's role (Guest or Authenticated). So, a home page for Guest and a home page for Authenticated with the same path.

I tried creating a guard for Guest and a guard for Authenticated users and apply each in its component in the Routes array, like this:

I created a function in a controller and its corresponding view (called 'feedback') for a page that does not require authentication and the URL looks like this:

http://[DOMAIN]/products/feedback/11351/6673/24678/2/rt6a513gr45255hrt563443h2463hd63

The URL works without requiring authentication and everything is perfect. This URL contains a form that the visitor needs to fill out and then this data goes straight to the database. The problem is that when the form is submitted, if the visitor has not logged in, then authentication is required and the process breaks there in a way that the data from the form is never sent to the database. What I want is for this URL not to require authentication, never, not when the page and form are loaded (this part already works fine) nor when the form is submitted (this is what I need to fix because when the submit button is clicked, authentication is immediately required).

UPDATE 1:

I already tried including the following code in `app/controllers/products_controller.php:

I'm using Vue+Laravel, I want to make a modal window with 2 tabs. I have two buttons, each button must open certain connected tab.
Buttons are places in blade template:

I am using CakePHP's Auth-component for user-login data and want to associate the users_table with a user_details table. The association works, and if I manually get a user out it works fine, but is it possible to make the auth-component load in the associated table when logging the user in? so far I have tried this with no luck:

My parent component is too large to manage so I want to move the the functions into the separated child classes that extend the parent.

The parent class contains variables that need to be updated in the child classes as well as I have injected providers into the parent as well.