Hmm.. that wasn't what I wanted to ask, let me try it new:
Is there an efficient way to get for all 'articles' the allowed CRUD
actions for the currently logged in user?
So I can get something like this:
array(array(
'id' => 34, // the article id
'_read' => true,
'_create' => true,
'_update' => true,
'_delete' => true,
), .... )
thanks
Roland
On 7 Mrz., 00:26, lowpass <[email protected]> wrote:
> You could set in the DOM. In your view, set class names or something
> similar in your eg. div tags. The have your JS modify things based on
> what it finds.
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> On Tue, Mar 6, 2012 at 4:40 PM, Roland <[email protected]>
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> > Hi!
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> > I want to use CakePHP's ACL Authorization in an Application where I
> > don't create html on the server-side, but instead just share the
> > information and it is created in the browser through JS (extjs).
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> > Therefore I need to know for each Articles model entry which CRUD
> > rights I have. What would be a good way to share this performant?
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> > Maybe use ARO as model and send all information?
> > Any tips?
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> > thanks
> > Roland
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