Hello, I new to zend framework and I have inherited a site written in ZF that is 75% complete but missing some of the big key components any CMS type site needs. Now most of the site currently uses extended classes of the core ZF framework.
One of the major things missing from this site was a permissions system. So I went through and designed it using 2 tables and the Zend_ACL, the login table and groups table. the groups table is the table that holds the actually permissions for the login user. This i've done some dumby testing calling the isAllowed() function with different information populated in it and it worked just as i wanted it to. Now i'm to the part of intergrating into the rest of the site. The biggest problem i've come across is there are some section with in the admin panel that have a view only or edit option. What i'm wondering is in the Zend Forms if there is a way to 'overwrite' the fields to automatically append readonly, or am i going to need to built view only pages for each of these forms? Reason i'm asking is that there are about 200 forms i either have to edit or create a view only page to. Editing would probably be quicker then create a bunch of new files for this. -- View this message in context: http://n4.nabble.com/Forms-and-ACL-tp932394p932394.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
