> No I didn't even think that I could get that information that way, still
> very new to Catalyst/MVC/OO programing. I will give that a try, because it
> is being stored into an array in your example I would still need to put it
> in a stash and go through it with a FOR or FOREACH loop in my view
Hi Jason,
No I didn't even think that I could get that information that way, still
very new to Catalyst/MVC/OO programing. I will give that a try, because it
is being stored into an array in your example I would still need to put it
in a stash and go through it with a FOR or FOREACH loop in my vi
Hi Adam,
have you tried using the roles method on the other users?
my $user = $c->stash->{users_rs}->find({ uniqid => $uniqid });
die "No such user: $uniqid\n" if (!$user);
my @roles = $user->roles;
do you have a many_to_many defined in your user table class? eg
__PACKAG
I am trying to come up with a way to manage roles for users in my Catalyst
app, I have a database structure much like what is used in Chapter 5 of the
Catalyst::Manual::Tutorial <
http://search.cpan.org/~bobtfish/Catalyst-Manual-5.8007/lib/Catalyst/Manual/Tutorial/05_Authentication.pod>
where I hav
