On 7 October 2010 18:40, gezope <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Your task is cannot be that complicated, but for first reading it
> seemed, and a bit long.
>
> Try to draw it first!
> First you have to find out: the user experience! It will make clear
> what datas you need, so what models,

I disagree here, the models required should not be based upon the user
experience required but on the underlying objects in the real world -
users, companies and so on in this particular case.  Unless I
misunderstand what is meant by 'user experience'.

Colin

> which kind of controllers you
> have to write with different actions. And from this writing a before
> filter will be easier.
> You haven't wrote how you solved the user authentication - from
> scratch?
> In FireFox there is an excellent Add-on, called Pencil, with this you
> can make a sketch easily!
>
> Now I cannot spend more time with this, but write me in private more
> detailed, if you would like to, and in these days I will try to help.
> good luck
> gezope
>
> On okt. 7, 03:53, radhames brito <[email protected]> wrote:
>> please help!!   T_T
>
> On okt. 7, 18:01, radhames brito <[email protected]> wrote:
>> > Remember a controller does not need to map to a model.
>>
>>   Yes i know, thanks.
>>
>> > Again that is not necessarily a problem, though it is all a matter of
>> > degree of course.
>> > If you really think that here you have different types of users rather
>> > than users with different roles you could look at STI as an
>> > alternative.
>>
>> Well i know is not a problem, but i wanted to know if there is a better way
>> to do all this.
>> STI creates a problem when authenticating user and creating permissions, i
>> would need an ability and a login per user type.
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