Dear Sergio,
as always thanks a lot for your pointer, replacing :record
with :member does the trick. I managed to implement the
authorized_for_XXXXX security checks in my user model and they prevent
me from using them links in the user list table.
So the functionality is there but I did not like the fact, that the
links would still show up, albeit being disabled. I do prefer to
actually hide the non active links for a cleaner UI.
So just for completeness sake: here is how to achieve this for the
rest of us:
In case a link is disabled in the security layer it gets the class
"disabled" attached to it. So with the following css statement in your
"active_scaffold_override.css" file you can hide them:
.active-scaffold .disabled {display:none;}
Thanks again, and keep up the good work!
Cheers J.
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