Paginator and page variable in URL

[Grzesiek]

Hi there,

i am using Paginator component. Everything is fine but i would prefer
to have URLs line following:

/posts/2

instead of defaults generated by Paginator:

/posts/page:2

How can I achieve that ?




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CakePHP Auth Component and Authorization

[Grzesiek]

Hello,

I`m building simple web app with users, profiles and so on.

I`m using Auth Component for user authentication.

I ran into a problem - how to prevent logged user from i.e. editing
another user profile?

It turns out that Auth Component is capable of simple authorization
without the need for complicated ACL stuff.

So I`m doing something like this:

app_controller.php:

$this->Auth->authorize = 'controller';
function isAuthorized() {

//do not allow user to edit someone`s else profile
if ($this->action=='edit') {
if ($this->Auth->user('id') != $this->params['pass'][0]) { return
false; }
}

return true;

}

My question is: is this correct approach? Maybe I should authorize
against model? If yes - how would you do it ?

Regards,
Grzegorz

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Auth Component and Authorization

[Grzesiek]

Hello,

I`m building simple web app with users, profiles and so on.

I`m using Auth Component for user authentication.

I ran into a problem - how to prevent logged user from i.e. editing
another user profile?

It turns out that Auth Component is capable of simple authorization
without the need for complicated ACL stuff.

So I`m doing something like this:

app_controller.php:

$this->Auth->authorize = 'controller';
function isAuthorized() {

//do not allow user to edit someone`s else profile
if ($this->action=='edit') {
if ($this->Auth->user('id') != $this->params['pass'][0]) { return
false; }
}

return true;

}

My question is: is this correct approach? Maybe I should authorize
against model? If yes - how would you do it ?

Regards,
Grzegorz

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