The way I've done this is define the ACOs to be roles and check the user's
access to the required role with Acl-check. That way you can have multiple
roles in a tree-structure and the access checks are super simple. There are
drawbacks though: which role is required for each action is
I have asked a similar question a few days ago. If I understood you
correctly, then you basically want people to be member of more than
one group. I have been told that I would leave the normal acl way
there and I would have to implement my authentication myself.
Basically something like;
// in
Any advice is appreciated
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Hi folks! :)
Im building a website and decided to use CakePHP as framework. So Im
totally new to the framework and Im not familiar with alots of things.
I have though spent tens of hours reading the CookBook througtly.
I have a problem with ACL in my website, which is the reason Im
writing this.
