This one's baffled me - just can't figure out why show-index needs
'with="¤t_user"?
I first came across this in the agility tutorial, found a fix here and
thought nothing of it. But with my project, it's become a problem...
I have all my permissions sorted in my model - admin can view all records,
standard users view only the records they've created.
The permissions worked fine, the views return the right records, until I
customized the page through <show-index>
<show-index> always returns blank, unless I use the 'with="¤t_user"
(that's the fix, discuss here in another thread).
But if I use the 'with', then the admin can only view their own records,
thus breaking my model... Can I get the index page up without using
'with', and use the rules in my model?
Here's my view code...
<if test="¤t_user.signed_up?">
<index-page with="¤t_user">
<top-page-nav: replace />
<bottom-page-nav: replace />
<collection: replace>
<table-plus:my_venues fields="name, venuetype, local_area, telephone,
approval" />
</collection:>
</index-page>
</if>
<else>
<page title="No Access">
</page>
</else>
Thanks, Anthony.
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