Struggling to figure this out… any tips would be helpful.
My app has Account, User, and Relationship models. Relationship model
has a
relationship_type column that determines authorization level: “owner”,
“moderator”, etc…
I’m not how to scope the relationship model in the context of an
account.
For example, one user can own two accounts, be a moderator on one, and a
guest on several others. I looked at CanCan, but it does not take my
approach to authorization; in that, the having an extra
relationship_type
column in the Relationship model to determine authorization. So I’m not
sure if my approach is flawed…
On 5 March 2012 17:19, Mohamad El-Husseini [email protected]
wrote:
column in the Relationship model to determine authorization. So I’m not sure
if my approach is flawed…
You have not explained (for me anyway) exactly what you are having
difficulty with. Your models seem to do precisely what you want. Can
you explain exactly what you cannot see how to do?
Colin
Thanks, Colin. I figured it out. It turns out CanCan does support what I
want.
On Monday, March 5, 2012 2:26:29 PM UTC-3, Colin L. wrote:
For example, one user can own two accounts, be a moderator on one, and a
Colin
On Monday, March 5, 2012 2:26:29 PM UTC-3, Colin L. wrote:
For example, one user can own two accounts, be a moderator on one, and a
Colin
On Monday, March 5, 2012 2:26:29 PM UTC-3, Colin L. wrote:
For example, one user can own two accounts, be a moderator on one, and a
Colin
On Monday, March 5, 2012 2:26:29 PM UTC-3, Colin L. wrote:
For example, one user can own two accounts, be a moderator on one, and a
Colin
On Monday, March 5, 2012 2:26:29 PM UTC-3, Colin L. wrote:
For example, one user can own two accounts, be a moderator on one, and a
Colin
On Monday, March 5, 2012 2:26:29 PM UTC-3, Colin L. wrote:
For example, one user can own two accounts, be a moderator on one, and a
Colin
On Monday, March 5, 2012 2:26:29 PM UTC-3, Colin L. wrote:
For example, one user can own two accounts, be a moderator on one, and a
Colin