CakeForge Project approved:
http://cakeforge.org/projects/phpgacl-cake
-MI
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My fellow bakers,
I am still waiting for the approval of my Cakeforge submission, but until
then I can give you a ZIP package.
So anyway without further, check the installation instructions:
http://dev.sypad.com/installing-phpgacl-plugin-cakephp
It's a package that offers a Plugin + a Componen
Ok the programmatic part is about done (missing a few things but nothing
that prevents you from already playing with it). I temporarily stored it in:
http://bin.cakephp.org/view/577137997
I will add a couple more things to it, then build the plugin for
manipulating ACL data through web, and then
I don't have any experience with phpGacl. How hard do you think it
would be to get it using the existing Cake DB connection (for
performance reasons)?
On Feb 28, 4:16 pm, "Mariano Iglesias" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Update: still working on this (component is already over 900 lines,
> includin
Update: still working on this (component is already over 900 lines,
including documentation, which is about 70% of the code).
When the component runs for the first time it will set up PhpGacl database
schema (so there's no need to do anything other than just include phpGacl on
your vendors direc
Hi Mariano,
Absolutly - I've been looking for an ACL solution similar to this. I've
had issues with CakePHP's own ACL system, and feel I do need more levels
of control. Please keep me informed on your work and I'd be happy to do
some testing.
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Interesting project Mariano. I think it is probably over kill for my
needs personally, but hope it works out. It will become one more reason
for Cake to be your framework of choice :-)
Langdon
Mariano Iglesias wrote:
> My fellow bakers,
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> As I found myself in the need of having a highly
My fellow bakers,
As I found myself in the need of having a highly customizable ACL system for
a CakePHP application I'm developing, I'm going ahead with something some
people asked in the past if it could be available.
The issues with this application that prevented me from using CakePHP's
buil
