Most of those settings are default, so now you do not have to add them
as long as you follow conventions. For easier convenience, place in
your AppController.
However, you do need to allow() in every controllers beforeFilter().
On Feb 9, 12:03 pm, barricades wrote:
> I'm new to learning cakephp so firstly thanks to the developers (esp
> the core team) who have put so much effort into cake, it looks like
> it's going to be great when I finally figure it all out.
>
> I'm following the
> tutorialhttp://book.cakephp.org/view/1549/An-Automated-tool-for-creating-ACOs...
> - I have to admit that I'm loosely following it and suiting bits to my
> needs but I'm basically following it.
>
> I'd set it all up but it wasn't working properly in that it wasn't
> allowing me to access any functions in the posts controller when it
> was supposed to be allowing me. I just kept getting 'you are not
> authorized...' messages.
>
> In another tutorial I then read through it said that I should have
> $this->Auth->userModel = 'User'; in the beforefilter of my users
> controller and posts controller. When I put that line in things
> started to work. So I'm confused now. Is the tutorial wrong or have I
> got the wrong end of the stick? do I need $this->Auth->userModel =
> 'User'; in every controller beforefilter or not? Or can I stick it in
> the beforefilter of app_controller? Do I need it at all?
>
> thanks
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