{{-- User type: editable only by an actor holding `manage_user_roles` (superadmin). Options come from the hierarchy, so nobody is offered their own level or above. --}}

{{ __('User type') }} *

@error('type_user')

@enderror @if ($canChangeRole)

@endif

{{ __('Name') }} *

@error('name')

@enderror

{{ __('Email') }} *

@error('email')

@enderror

{{-- Customer specific fields --}} @if ($type_user === 'customer')

{{ __('Position') }} *

@error('position')

@enderror

{{ __('Company name') }} *

@error('company_name')

@enderror

{{ __('Country') }} *

@error('country')

@enderror

{{ __('City') }} *

@error('city')

@enderror

@endif

{{-- Special (per-user) permissions — see config/permission_groups.php `per_user`. Rendered only for an actor holding `manage_user_roles` (superadmin): the controller passes an empty collection otherwise, and update() pins the property back anyway. --}} @if ($offeredSpecialPermissions->isNotEmpty())

{{ __('These permissions are never part of a role: they are granted to this user alone, and they change what the app does on their behalf — not just what they can see. Only a superadmin can edit this section.') }}

@foreach ($offeredSpecialPermissions as $permission) @php $id = 'special-perm-' . $permission->id; $note = $specialPermissionNotes[$permission->name] ?? null; @endphp

{{-- Description comes from the permissions table, in English, same as the role screen (superadmin-only surface). --}} {{ $permission->description ?: $permission->name }} {{ $permission->name }} {{ __('Per user') }} @if ($note) {{ __($note) }} @endif

@endforeach

@endif

@error('password')

@enderror

{{ __('Password requirements') }}:

{{ $text }}

{{ __('Edit user account') }}

{{ __('Handle with care — granted person by person') }}