No, your code is right, although I'd write it like so:
<cfif isUserInRole(dynData)>
You want to double check to see what you are setting your roles too.
Unfortunately, the CFLOGIN system does not provide a getRoles()
function. You will need to just add some debug output to where you set
the roles.
As an aside, I've pretty much decided to give up on this feature. I
used to -love- the roles based security added in MX, but it has had
way too many issues and I'm tired of trying to make it work.
On 3/10/06, Edward Chanter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can't seem to get the IsUserInRole function to accept dynamic data, eg.
>
> <cfset dynData = '15'>
>
> <cfif IsUserInRole("#dynData#")>
> User is in this role
> </cfif>
>
> Am I being dumb here or am I missing something or is this deliberate?
>
> best wishes,
>
> -= Ed
>
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