<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've used this approach, but I've liked using structures of roles more
> than arrays. It lets me do a userIsInRole(string rolename) method
> that just returns structKeyExists(variables.instance.roles,
> "employee"). I was wondering what you thought of this approach?
Well, that only allows a user to have one employee role and one
faculty role and one student role (at a time).
In my case, this would be the rule, I think.
Walking the array and returning true if rolename is
role[n].getRoleName() is more flexible.
If I have three CFCs (Employee, Faculty, Student), each would have a
Rolename attached to it. Basically, the role name would be Employee,
Faculty, Student.
If I created another instance of the Student CFC and added it to the
Roles array, how would I then tell the two Student CFC instances from
one another? Would I need to Init() each instance with a unique value?
Thanks
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