On Sep 4, 10:50 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am having an issue with ACL. I have tried doing an $aro->setParent
> on an ARO object and I've also tried using the acl.php script that
> comes with CakePHP and both of them fail when setting the parent on a
> certain ARO. I've narrowed down where the code returns FALSE in the
> setParent function, but I don't know exactly why this is. The code is
> in the setParent function of cake/libs/controller/components/dbacl/
> models/aclnode.php and is this check:
>
> ($parentId != null && $newParent['lft'] <= $object['lft'] &&
> $newParent['rght'] >= $object['rght']) on line 178 of the current
> stable release.
>
> My layout is:
> 1[ROOT]10
> 2[MEMBERS]9
> 3[ADMINISTRATORS]8
> 4[PERSON1]5 6[PERSON2]7
>
> I'm trying to set Person1 to have the parent of Members instead of
> Administrators and it fails during the check above. Why is this?
Hi,
It adds a bit of complexity to 'promote' (in terms of position, in
this context it would be a demotion) a node, and in 1.1 with acl it's
a case which is not catered for. There's an easy work around however,
set the parent to null (so it is moved out of the tree), and
immediately set the parent to the id of the parent that you want.
hth,
AD
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