> However, I can't seem to discover why the user is denied access. Within the user model there is a method called has_role? which compares all names in the admin table versus "admin". If it matches then the user is granted admin access. I modified has_role? by passing the user's id in as well (lib/role_requirement_system.rb line 100). It now compares the user's id vs the ids in the admin table. A match grants admin access. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
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