Peter Speltz wrote:
Had a thought about actions that don't have a model class . Currrently
this does not handle them the docs say. However I bet it could . It
might need some tweaks of the sql. But really no model class is a
value for model_class. It could be represented by an empty string or
NULL in the permissions table. Ill try it sometime.
Hi Peter,
I'm not sure why you'd want this? If you do need it, you could just pass
an empty string as the second (entity) argument to authorize(). Or
better yet some other string - 'no_model', say. Empty strings and NULL
values tend to be error prone and generate special cases in code, IMHO :)
Cheers, Dave
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