Ian Vaughan wrote:
How could I display the correct menu options which are generated from the
correct cfquery based on the user logged in.
So if the user logged in is from the personnel department the following query
populates the select boxes, but if the user logged in is from the finance
Yes, each department about 6 in total
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From: Stephen Moretti (cfmaster) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 22 December 2004 10:25
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Subject: Re: ColdFusion built-in tags and permission-based security
framework
Ian Vaughan wrote:
How could I display the correct
Stephen Moretti (cfmaster) wrote:
Ian Vaughan wrote:
How could I display the correct menu options which are generated from the
correct cfquery based on the user logged in.
So if the user logged in is from the personnel department the following query
populates the select boxes, but if the
Thanks
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From: Stephen Moretti (cfmaster) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 22 December 2004 11:57
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Subject: Re: ColdFusion built-in tags and permission-based security
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Stephen Moretti (cfmaster) wrote:
Ian Vaughan wrote:
How could I display
and permission-based security framework
Thanks
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From: Stephen Moretti (cfmaster) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 22 December 2004 11:57
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Subject: Re: ColdFusion built-in tags and permission-based security
framework
Stephen Moretti (cfmaster) wrote:
Ian Vaughan
On 12/20/04 10:21 PM, Micha Schopman wrote:
Why did you thought it was to strict, you are able to modify roles, and
permissions to what you like to? I've spend alot of time setting up a new
security framework for my CMS, because the previous one was too simple.
Can you show me a quick
On 12/20/04 10:47 PM, Matt Robertson wrote:
I do something similar, although the terms I use for them are a bit
cattywampus.
Profiles contain collections of individual roles (which I suppose are
analogous to what most people call 'permissions'... old and bad habit
on my part using that
No I don't use the builtin functionality. The problem I have with
builtin functionality is that it is based on security around code,
instead of security around business processes. I don't want my code to
reflect a business process. I want it to accomplish a business process.
The builtin does not
Category First --
/select
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/tr
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From: Micha Schopman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21 December 2004 10:27
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: ColdFusion built-in tags and permission-based security
framework
No I don't use the builtin functionality. The problem I have
Hi all,
I need to implement a new security framework for my ColdFusion
applications (CMS, etc.).
I used a role-based security model in the past and I found it too
strict, that's why I would like to implement a permission-based security
framework now.
Check out the following article about the
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Subject: ColdFusion built-in tags and permission-based security framework
Hi all,
I need to implement a new security framework for my ColdFusion
applications (CMS, etc.).
I used a role-based security model in the past and I found it too
strict, that's why I would like to implement
Departments, Roles, Policies, Permissions, Users
I do something similar, although the terms I use for them are a bit cattywampus.
Profiles contain collections of individual roles (which I suppose are
analogous to what most people call 'permissions'... old and bad habit
on my part using that
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