@extends('layouts.dashboard')

@section('content')
@php
/**
 * The page a surface shows when this install does not offer its capability.
 *
 * The route is deliberately NOT refused with a 404: an operator who arrives here from a bookmark, a
 * search, or a link in the documentation should learn what this screen is for and which business models
 * offer it, rather than meet a dead end that reads like a broken product. That is also why the page
 * keeps the full dashboard chrome — the sidebar is still there to move on with.
 *
 * Markup reuses the same .qm-card / .qm-empty anatomy the payouts screen already uses for its owned-mode
 * notice, so no new styling exists anywhere for this state.
 *
 * @var string $capability  App\Services\Capability constant that was refused
 * @var string $offeredIn   short state label, e.g. "Marketplace · Franchise" (may be '')
 * @var string $ctaUrl      where to send the reader instead
 * @var string $ctaLabel    label for that link
 */
$offeredIn = (string) ($offeredIn ?? '');
$ctaUrl    = (string) ($ctaUrl ?? '/admin');
$ctaLabel  = (string) ($ctaLabel ?? t_raw('nav.dashboard'));
@endphp
<div class="qm-card">
    <div class="qm-empty">
        <i class="fas fa-lock qm-empty-icon" aria-hidden="true"></i>
        <p class="qm-empty-title">{{ t_raw('capability.unavailable_title') }}</p>
        <p class="qm-empty-sub">{{ t_raw('capability.unavailable_sub') }}</p>
        @php // The models that DO offer this, shown as a state pill rather than a sentence.
@endphp
        @if ($offeredIn !== '')
        <p class="mb-3"><span class="qm-pill qm-pill-blue">{{ $offeredIn }}</span></p>
        @endif
        <a class="qm-btn qm-btn-sm" href="{{ url($ctaUrl) }}">{{ $ctaLabel }}</a>
    </div>
</div>
@endsection