It appears that in 6.0.16, webskin/types/webtopOverviewActionsPrimary.cfm,
line 310, there is the following:
<!--- create child objects for dmNavigation --->
<cfif stobj.typename EQ "dmNavigation">
<cfif application.security.checkPermission("ModifyPermissions")
and
listcontains(application.fapi.getPropertyMetadata(typename="farBarnacle",
property="referenceid", md="ftJoin", default=""), stObj.typename)>
<ft:button value="Modify Permissions"
text="PERMISSIONS<br>User access"
class="secondary"
type="button"
style="width:180px;"
onClick="$fc.openDialogIFrame('Permissions',
'#application.url.farcry#/conjuror/invocation.cfm?objectid=#stObj.objectid#&typename=#stObj.typename#&method=adminPermissions');"
/>
</cfif>
</cfif>
Is there a reason this is only valid for "dmNavigation"? The second <cfif>
in there tests whether the typename is properly defined in farBarnacle. When
I extended farBarnacle in my project, I specified a certain typename that
should have permissions attached. Before the 6.0.x update, I could get at
the permission list via the dropdown box in objectadmin. This option is no
longer available, so I went looking. It appears the above code could be
safely changed to remove the overall cfif, and allow the
farBarnacle.referenceid to properly do it's job.
Thoughts?
Also, anyone notice that if you click one of the "grant" or "deny" buttons
in the Permissions UI, that the button shrinks? Is it just me, or should I
file this as a bug as well?
Tomek
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