Both Aro, Aco and Acl on CakePHP's builtin ACL are standard tables. Just add
them as models to your controller:
var $uses = array ('Aro', 'Aco');
And then use them as a regular model. If you are curious as to how they are
built, look into for example Aro at
cake/libs/controller/components/dbacl/models/aro.php and you'll see that it
is defined as:
class Aro extends AclNode
And cake/libs/controller/components/dbacl/models/acl_node.php is defined as:
class AclNode extends AppModel
So it is a regular model for you, so you can do stuff like:
$newAlias = 'New Alias for my ARO';
$conditions = array (
'Aro.alias' => 'my_aro'
);
$result = $this->Aro->find($conditions, null, null, 0);
if ($result !== false)
{
$this->Aro->id = $result['Aro']['id'];
$this->Aro->saveField('alias', $newAlias);
}
Remember, whatever is on CakePHP database can be modelized.
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Enviado el: Viernes, 02 de Marzo de 2007 02:56 p.m.
Para: Cake PHP
Asunto: ACL problem
So. What happens when a user's username changes? The new username
does not appear as a valid alias in the ARO table. If I do a
check('newusername', 'someAco') it will return false. I can't seem to
find a method to update the alias of an ARO object, or to copy the
permissions of one ARO to another.
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