So here was my solution.
Because it is a numeric value, I need to set the foreign_id to exactly
match the alias. I then setParent to a permission group and all works
great.
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It seems to be throwing an error here:
$obj['Aro'] = $Aro->find($Aro->_resolveID($aro));
on line 277 of db_acl.php.
The numeric value is discarded.
Hmm
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Hey All,
Has anyone experienced any bugs using ACL when the ARO alias is purely
numeric?
When I use
$this->Acl->allow('380010', 'courses/add');
I get a node error:
Warning: DB_ACL::allow() - Invalid node in...
but when I use
$this->Acl->allow('a380010', 'courses/add');
all works out okay.
Shoul
