On 4 mayo, 17:02, baur79 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i have model "contract" and
> 3 types of users manager / lawyer / broker
>
> each of them have different privileges on this model
>
> for example:
> manager can only edit several fields
> lawyer can do everything on model
> broker can only see and send to by email for review
>
> I think that is not possible to do in one app (even with prefix
> routing)
> so try to do this in different apps
> manager.site.com
> lawyer.site.com
> broker.site.com
>
> please if you can suggest me easy way, i will be glad for that
I'm stuck with the same problem.
One database, many models and different user roles (and therefore
different priviledges).
The only solution that cames to mi mind is something like:
class contract_controller extends AppController {
function edit($id) {
if ($role == 'LAYWER') {
$this->_edit_contract_by_laywer($id);
$this->render('edit_contract_by_lawyer');
}
elseif ($role == 'BROKWER') {
$this->_edit_contract_by_broker($id);
$this->render('edit_contract_by_broker');
}
elseif ($role == 'MANAGER') {
$this->_edit_contract_by_manager($id);
$this->render('edit_contract_by_manager');
}
}
}
And then define multiple private methods like:
* _edit_contract_by_manager()
* _edit_contract_by_lawyer()
* _edit_contract_by_broker()
And their corresponding views.
But this is LAME, very LAME. I'm sure there are better solutions.
Any guru out there?
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