I have a rather complicated application that allows a user to interact with a volunteer management system via a user interface that is updated by ajax calls through jQuery. I've encountered a design issue and was hoping jQuery might save me from a redesign.
Is there a way to catch every ajax call through jQuery and access the URL string so that I can check if the user has permission to create, read, update or delete on that action? If the permission is denied then I want to deny access gracefully, otherwise ignore and allow the call to go through. If there isn't a way to do this then I will have to go through every line and add an ajax call to a permission checker function before every ajax call. Thanks, Joe
