Ehask71 wrote:
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> With the new way I wrote my Acl.php plugin I am now forced to create all
> the Acl rules for the members now. A side effect yes but one I can deal
> with. Im sure as I play with it more I will find a better way :)
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You should consider trying to solve this with 1 all
David Mintz-2 wrote:
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> OK, then here's a follow-up question.
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> I imagine you want the members to be able to edit their own profiles, not
> anyone else's. Do you write a conditional ACL rule with an assertion, or
> check if ( it's their profile) { allow() } ?
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Hey David,
In all my ap
On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 12:36 AM, Ehask71 wrote:
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> Ok I think I got it :) this is in my App/Controller/Plugin/Acl.php
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OK, then here's a follow-up question.
I imagine you want the members to be able to edit their own profiles, not
anyone else's. Do you write a conditional ACL rule with an
Ok I think I got it :) this is in my App/Controller/Plugin/Acl.php
$module = $request->module;
$control = $request->controller;
$action = $request->action;
if($module != 'default'){
$resource = $module.":".$control;
} else {
Thx Matthew,
I guess I should have clarified. My main question was in regards to
Modules and I didnt even mention it.
My structure is
Default Module
Index
About
Contact
/Member Directory
Profile
Index
How do I declare the resources in a Module so I can then assign privleges??
-- Ehask71 wrote
(on Tuesday, 24 February 2009, 12:25 PM -0800):
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> I have an app I am working on and need some help understanding the Docs.
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> $acl->allow('staff', 'member', array('edit', 'submit', 'revise'));
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> This allows staff access to member resource but where do I set privileges
>
I have an app I am working on and need some help understanding the Docs.
$acl->allow('staff', 'member', array('edit', 'submit', 'revise'));
This allows staff access to member resource but where do I set privileges
like edit,submit,revise??
I have read and reread the ZF Docs on Acl. I must be
