On Lunes, 17 de Mayo de 2010 16:21:24 Benjamin Adler escribió:
> Sergio,
>
> what you say makes a lot of sense and helped me understand AS security.
> I wanted to edit the wiki to include some of what you said, but it
> currently states:
>
> All methods are defined on the instance level (e.g. def
> authorized_for_update?, not def self.authorized_for_update?).
>
> Didn't you tell me authorized_for_create? must be a class method? Thats
> why I defined it as "def self.authorized_for_create?". Should I update
> the wiki?
I forgot to update wiki when I merged security branch, so wiki is outdated. It
would be great you update the wiki. Documentation about
authorized_for_#{action} is missing, and tip about existing_record_check? is
outdated, because now there are class and instance methods.
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