Re: How use AUTH for two sections (admin eshop, client admin)

2009-12-01 Thread jodator
If I get it right you want Admin section and Client section? If so: If you try to use ACL based app (http://book.cakephp.org/view/641/ Simple-Acl-controlled-Application), your create two tables: users and groups (plus rest from ACL component - http://book.cakephp.org/view/641/Simple-Acl-controlle

Re: How use AUTH for two sections (admin eshop, client admin)

2009-11-30 Thread Dave
In the beforeFilter in each controller you can specify $this->Auth->userModel = "MODEL_NAME"; that way you can use two different tables separately. On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 6:39 PM, Jeff Deroshia wrote: > I've had to do something similar with users in different scopes being in > completely diff

Re: How use AUTH for two sections (admin eshop, client admin)

2009-11-30 Thread Jeff Deroshia
I've had to do something similar with users in different scopes being in completely different tables. I handled it by first making sure all admin actions had admin => 1 in their urls. Then in the app_controller's beforeFilter, I checked for an admin action. If found, I initialized the Auth compon

Re: How use AUTH for two sections (admin eshop, client admin)

2009-11-30 Thread Piotr Kilczuk
Hi Petr, > is any idea. How use AUTH for two admin sections? > First: Admin section, when user log. can add new products, and other > informations. > Second: Client admin: user log. can shopping, do order, check > order > > I must use ACL or role in user and how i can do, when client login can

How use AUTH for two sections (admin eshop, client admin)

2009-11-24 Thread Petr Vytlačil
Hi, is any idea. How use AUTH for two admin sections? First: Admin section, when user log. can add new products, and other informations. Second: Client admin: user log. can shopping, do order, check order I must use ACL or role in user and how i can do, when client login can view only views fo