Cheers Billy!
I already did that but I was trying to understand better whether it is
was possible/more convenient to achieve this result via ACL.
Do you think that the allow method of the Auth library is more
convenient/performant using conditional statements in the controller/
app_controller th
If you use the Auth component the default is to deny all actions. You
can allow access to actions on the fly with $this->Auth-
>allow('someAction') in a beforeFilter.
So, maybe wrapping the allow method in your own conditional to test
for group membership or ownership etc. is what you are looking
Anybody any help?!?!
Dan
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You right!
this is my second post in fact!
I came back to CAKEPHP, and after playing around with it and
understanding it better I must say it's simply great!
I'm testing the last alpha version (1.2.0.5146alpha).
Not sure if I misunderstood something but as I undestood, in my AROS I
must set ever
On Jun 15, 10:06 am, danfreak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey Bakers,
>
> this is my first post here ;o)
So that wasn't you then?
http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/msg/5210a4cb9c2ef087
;)
>
> Well I just wanted to ask whether (and how...) I can set ACL.aros
> ACL.acos dynamically.
>
>
