Thanks for the tutorial. That seems to handle hirarchical user/group
managment pretty well. I'll work my way through it and ask my
questions within tutorial.
But i have one last question on the AclBehavior. How does it determine
which ACL belongs to which User/Group? It can't be the ids because
they are autocreated, it now knows what parent it has to look at, but
the role_id doesn't allway match the acl id does it? So i think it
matches aliases, but from where does it know the aliases it has to
check ('User.username' / 'Role.name')? I'm quite confused about the
way it knows everything magically...
Greetings, Prophet
2008/5/25 francky06l <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> There a quite many articles about having groups and group inheriting
> from groups.
> There is one here :
> http://www.cakephpforum.net/index.php?showtopic=27&st=45&#entry2736
> but many others
> hth
>
> On May 24, 1:09 pm, Prophet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> How is it easy when my users/groups are ordered hirarchical? As
>> written above i thought of that but it seemed the AclBehaviour is to
>> limited to realize something like that. Or where you thinking of
>> writing your own behaviour?
>>
>> On 23 Mai, 23:43, francky06l <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> > If your group are hierarchical it's easy, otherwise maybe an ACL
>> > linked to a join HABTM model user_groups can be the solution ... I
>> > have done something like this, but not for managing user/group, so
>> > just a hint ..
>> > hth
>>
>> > On May 23, 6:24 pm, mcjustin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> > > I've found that I can have multiple instances of an ARO leaf across
>> > > the tree (a user in many groups), but that non-leaf ARO's will not fxn
>> > > properly if there's more than one instance of them...
>>
>> > > (hoping that someone else while comment as well!)
>>
>> > > On May 23, 6:18 am, Prophet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> > > > Hello,
>>
>> > > > I want to create a User/Group permission system with help of ACL. But
>> > > > i have a few problems realizing that.
>>
>> > > > Can an ARO have multiple parents or does it depend on a tree sturcture
>> > > > with one possible path for each ARO? For example if i say
>> > > > UserAro.parent belongs to Group1Aro, Group2Aro and Group3Aro? How does
>> > > > check then work? If this behaviour is enabled there are multiple
>> > > > paths, is something allowed when one of the paths is allowed or only
>> > > > when all of them are (i wouldn't suspect that...)? How can i show a
>> > > > User HABTM Group relationship with AROs if only tree structure is
>> > > > allowed?
>>
>> > > > Does AclBehavior depend on the fact that the id of my model matches
>> > > > the id of the ARO or does it work with aliases to? How can i realize a
>> > > > User/Group system if it depends on id? Aro 1 can't be connected with
>> > > > Group and User 1 (the same problem occures when using aliases for ARO
>> > > > matching...). I as human would know that top level AROs (aro.parent =
>> > > > null) are groups and second level elements (aro.parent.parent = null)
>> > > > are users, can i tell that to my AclBehavior in combination to using
>> > > > ARO aliases for matching? In that case double aliases would work
>> > > > again. Or do i have to create my own behavior, based on AclBehavior?
>>
>> > > > Do i have to create a parentNode method within my model when i want to
>> > > > use AclBehavior and it shall create subnodes of a ARO? What does the
>> > > > parentNode function return? Ids or aliases?
>>
>> > > > Am i going the wrong way to realize this?
>>
>> > > > Greetings, Prophet
> >
>
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