Okay..If anyone else has this issue, here is the solution to my particular
problem. I created an element *'t_rt_keyhole' *, which uses the
requestAction to return data, in one of my views. The troublesome line is:
$this->requestAction('/page_key_holes/keyhole/'.$pageid.'/'.$templateid);
Since this action uses a view of "keyhole" my before filter was not
allowing the page. Simply adding keyhole to me beforefilter did the trick:
function beforeFilter() { parent::beforeFilter();
$this->Auth->allow('view', *'keyhole'*); }
Hope this helps others.
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