William Cox wrote:
> i'm trying to do something funky here so i'll do my best to explain. i
> have the component which is meant to dynamically wrap other widgets in
> order to centrally handle caching, access control, etc...
>
> ideally it should be as transparent as possible and this includes
> calling components with content. however because the content is passed
> to this wrapper and not the target component this presents a bit of a
> problem. what i would like is to re-pass that content on down into the
> target component. Example:
>
> top_component.mas
> ================
> <h1>Hello World!</h1>
> <&| 'wrapper.mas', component => 'name.mas' &>
> <% $ARGS{name} %>
> </&>
>
> wrapper.mas
> ==========
> <%init>
> $m->comp( { content => $m->content }, 'name.mas' );
> </%init>
>
> name.mas
> ========
> <p>Good to meet you <% $m->content %></p>
>
>
> This is an extremely simplified example of what i'm actually doing.
> but you can see the problem in that the content effectively gets
> executed twice. i'd like to call something like $m->content_ref that
> can be used in the wrapper.mas so that when $m->content is called in
> the target component it is calling exactly what was passed from the
> parent component.
>
> thanks for your help.
>
Before offering any advice, it might be a good idea for you to try and
explain your motivation for doing this a bit more. I suspect that there
are other, easier ways to do what you want.
For example, authorization can be handled in an autohandler with:
<%init>
if (user_has_access)
{
$m->call_next;
}
else
{
$m->comp('/components/login.mas'); # or an error document
}
</%init>
Where 'user_has_access' can involve calling some central function or
component.
Alternativly, you could put this in your root autohandler (so that you
have no duplicated code) with something like this:
<%init>
unless ($m->user->has_access( $m->base_comp->attr('require') )
{
$m->redirect('/', 301); # or whatever action you want to take
}
# ...
$m->call_next;
</%init>
Where each component would have an <%attr> block specifying the required
access:
<%attr>
require => 'admin'
</%attr>
Regards,
Oliver.
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