Has anyone used this system in order to create Admin
and Regular user roles? I haven’t figured out how to
give a regular user access to more than one action.
Say, they log-in, and can go to controller/action -
but ONLY one as that is all the database table seems
to allow for…anyone know how to fix this?
Has anyone used this system in order to create Admin
and Regular user roles? I haven’t figured out how to
give a regular user access to more than one action.
Say, they log-in, and can go to controller/action -
but ONLY one as that is all the database table seems
to allow for…anyone know how to fix this?
I’ve been using the user/login_engine system with good success. It can
be a little tricky to set up if you don’t follow the directions, but it
works well.
That system allows you to limit access to any controller/action pair in
your system to users with any number of roles.
I tried using this but had trouble getting it
installed.
Running ruby/script/plugin install login_engine gave
me a
“ruby: no such file or directory – script/plugin
error”
I do have Rails 1.0 and I don’t think I’ve installed a
plugin before, no… I quickly looked on the RoR site
for documentation on installing a plug in but didn’t
find anything.
I seem to recall that I had to give the plugin install script the Url
for the SVN repository to get it to work. Look in the rails plugin wiki
page for the address.
You will need to install the ‘engines’, ‘login_engine’, and
‘user_engine’.
If you have a user model, make sure it follows the ‘UserController’
(singluar) convention rather than the ‘UsersController’ (plural)
convention. It will save you endless headaches.
_Kevin
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