hi @ all,

i got the same problem! any sulotion at this point?

the problem is that i want to give a child a prarentNode which is one
level above the current parent. on the same level all works fine for
me.

thanks, michael

On 4 Sep., 22:50, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am having an issue with ACL. I have tried doing an $aro->setParent
> on an ARO object and I've also tried using the acl.php script that
> comes with CakePHP and both of them fail when setting the parent on a
> certain ARO. I've narrowed down where the code returns FALSE in the
> setParent function, but I don't know exactly why this is. The code is
> in the setParent function of cake/libs/controller/components/dbacl/
> models/aclnode.php and is this check:
>
> ($parentId != null && $newParent['lft'] <= $object['lft'] &&
> $newParent['rght'] >= $object['rght']) on line 178 of the current
> stable release.
>
> My layout is:
>                                    1[ROOT]10
>                            2[MEMBERS]9
>              3[ADMINISTRATORS]8
> 4[PERSON1]5 6[PERSON2]7
>
> I'm trying to set Person1 to have the parent of Members instead of
> Administrators and it fails during the check above. Why is this?


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