Thanks for the info!
How would you suggest I map them for the Acl lib to recognize them? I
was using the Auth->actionMap, but the Acl lib doesn't refer to the
Auth lib...
I suppose that my controller code could do the mapping, but I'm
wondering if there's already some wiring for this in the libs...
I was hoping to leave actions out of my aco tree, and just have
something like
Controllers
----Surveys (with appropriate crud flags)
Are you suggesting that I include them in the aco tree, like:
Controllers
----Surveys (no crud flags)
--------index
--------restart
--------blahaction
btw, your tutorial is very helpful as well!
On May 29, 2:42 pm, aranworld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is a case where you should be using:
>
> $this->Acl->check('aro_alias', 'CamelCaseController', 'crud action');
>
> So, in your case, to find out if the logged in user 'henry' should be
> able to access /votes/restart, and you have mapped restart to
> 'update', then you do this:
>
> if( $this->Acl->check('henry', 'Votes', 'update') ){
> $this->set('display_restart', TRUE);} else {
>
> $this->set('display_restart', FALSE);
>
> }
>
> On May 29, 11:50 am, mcjustin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I'm setting the following in one of my controllers' beforeFilter()
> > function:
> > Auth->authorize = 'crud'
> > $this->Auth->mapActions(
> > array('show'=>'read',
> > 'restart'=>'update',
> > ));
>
> > I was planning to check the following in the 'index' action before
> > presenting a link to the 'restart' action.
> > Auth->isAuthorized('crud', 'restart', 'aroX');
>
> > But in 'crud' mode, Auth->isAuthorized ignores the second param, and
> > simply checks the Acl for the current action ($this->params['action']). I
> > thought the intention of 'crud' mode was to be
>
> > check actions of various names against the CRUD access defined in the
> > Acl; I'd like to do that in the index action before I present links to
> > other actions.
>
> > I've worked around this by adding a 'crudForAnyAction' case to the
> > isAuthorized method, but it seems that perhaps I'm using this multi-
> > headed beast improperly...
>
> > Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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