Sorry, I missed a question. I guess I assumed:
5. Is most of your Auth stuff in app_controller?
If so, then you are a required (I think) call parent::beforeFilter() in
every controller where you override the beforeFilter().
This is because you are essentially nullifying everything you did in
app_controller() if you don't.
As, I said before. IE sucks, it caches stuff it shouldn't be. If you insist
on using it for testing, on the action that should not be allowed: refresh
the browser and see what happens.
On Feb 13, 2008 8:04 PM, Rod D. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Baz,
> Yes, I am running IE7 on Windows XP Pro.
>
> Missed the 4 questions earlier... sorry a bout that.
> 1. Is $this->Auth->autoRedirect = false ???
> No, I never changed this setting. I just double checked at run
> time, and it is True.
>
> 2. In your controllers are you overriding beforeFilter?
> Yes, I will post the BeforeFilter below.
> 3. If yes to 2. are you calling parent::beforeFilter()?
> No.
> 4. If yes to 1. are you calling ? $this->Auth->logout() ???
> Not applicable.
>
> The following is in the Users controller:
> function beforeFilter() {
> $this->Auth->allow('register');
> }
>
> So, the above code I expect to allow the register controller to bypass
> authorization. (In other words, the register controller would be
> public.)
>
> Maybe I should just post my entire users controller to the list?
>
> >
>
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