On Monday, Aug 4, 2003, at 21:49 US/Pacific, Raymond Camden wrote:
When you pass 2-N roles to access, or to isUserInRoles(), CF treats it
as an AND list - i.e., the user must be in ALL roles. To get around
this, you don't use access=, instead you write your own code:
An alternative is to have
When you pass 2-N roles to access, or to isUserInRoles(), CF treats it
as an AND list - i.e., the user must be in ALL roles. To get around
this, you don't use access=, instead you write your own code:
cfif isUserInRole(first) or isUserInRole(second)
FYI, I wrote a UDF that will allow you to do:
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