I don't use much ajax in my current work.
I do use Security Component, though. What might show you the right
direction is how Security works on forms to prevent outside requests.
Just by including the component in your controller Cake will add a
hash to your form. If the form is posted without the correct hash, it
is rejected. This can probably get a bit messy if your ajax form is
not "refreshed" with a new hash before each post. Your ajax posts
might be rejected for this reason.
Creating a simple "normal" form using Form helper and looking at the
html-source will show you what happens when Security is enabled.
hope that helps.
/Martin
On Oct 21, 1:59 am, Braulio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello...
>
> I have added this to my app_controller:
>
> var $components = array('Auth', 'Security');
>
> Then in one of my controllers I have:
>
> $this->Security->requireAuth('add', 'add_streams');
> $this->Security->allowedActions = array('ajax_cantons',
> 'ajax_districts');
>
> The actions ajax_cantons and ajax_districts are called from the add
> action with AJAX. I do that to have some sort of dynamic population
> of cantons and districts according to a province.
>
> However, whenever security is enabled, AJAX population does not work.
> I have added too allowedActions, but it did not work. Has someone
> experience with this?
>
> Regards,
>
> B.
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