On Jul 3, 6:23 pm, francky06l <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I do not understand the "on the fly" there ..
Meaning I don't want to have to statically define who can do what.
Instead of something like:
if ($this->Auth->user('username') == 'User1') {
// allow them to do stuff
} else {
// kick them out
}
I want to get user information after they've gone through the login
process in Auth, look at the Acl and determine whether or not they
have permission to do what they want to do. In other words, I don't
want static rules in the controller. I want to load up some variables
from the session and check it against Acl.
>You are wanted to check
> a permission on an action regarding a user, but is this User "logged-
> in" ? I mean a member of a User model or something similar ??
In this case I'm certain the user (me) is logged in. Auth is working
as expected. I just can't get my head around checking Acl.
For now I've abandoned the built in Acl in lieu of a simple system
using "roles" in the user table. The Acl component is more flexible,
so I'd still like to use it if anyone has advice.
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