Hi,
Using rail 2.2.2 and AS.
I am trying to disable certain custom action links, e..g foobar, on a
per-record basis. I got it working by using authorized_for_foobar? in
model. Then in action_link definition, the crud_type is defined as
foobar. It works with one twist. I had to modify file lib/
active_record_permissions.rb and remove the following line in method
authorized_for?
raise ArgumentError, "unknown action #{options[:action]}" if
options[:action] and ![:create, :read, :update, :destroy].include?
(options[:action])
Apparently the only allowed actions are the standard ones.
Is it necessary? Maybe should include the defined custom action in the
list? I just don't like to modify this line of code in future upgrade.
Thanks,
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