hi glennswest please post the link to you blog ;) 2009/1/23 glennswest <[email protected]>: > > Hi John > Did you get this working? > > I use roler requirement plugin to solve this. > > The is two choices also in how you do your controllers. > 1. Have a admin set, and a user set (I usually do this, admin will > have full crud, and require a admin role), user controller then would > have as set for list\display > only. > 2. Dynamically customize AS based on role. One controller, but you > customer per user. Facier. I have done this, but like #1 better. Since > typically you also have > to customize fields and colums. > > If you want some examples, just shout, I'll post some on my blog. > > On Dec 20 2008, 4:52 am, "John Stoffel" <[email protected]> wrote: >> Anyone got an example ActiveScaffold with Authentication that I could >> steal? I need to setup a simple web interface to have >> >> 1. public facing, read-only searching of a DB >> >> 2. private facing, full CRUD interface for internal users. Ideally >> limited by both source subnet, and username/password. >> >> I keep trying to make this work, and keep butting into problems and I >> just don't know Ruby well enough to make progress, and I'm *very* >> limited on my time. >> >> I'm thinking I need to move back to PHP or even Perl, since I know >> those languages much much better. But I'd like to use RoR if I can, >> it's just so nice in alot of ways. >> >> Thanks, >> John > > >
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