What i want to do is allow only user created records to appear in the
list and thus make them only able to edit their own. How would I do
this?
Many thanks,
jakx12.
What i want to do is allow only user created records to appear in the
list and thus make them only able to edit their own. How would I do
this?
Many thanks,
jakx12.
On 24 August 2010 16:37, Zack N. [email protected] wrote:
What i want to do is allow only user created records to appear in the
list and thus make them only able to edit their own. How would I do
this?
Looking at the docs for ActiveScaffold I think you could use the
conditions_for_collection method. However I would advise against
using ActiveScaffold for the user part of a website. It is good for
easy access to the database for development and admin purposes but for
the ‘real’ website I would recommend coding up what you really want
rather than trying to push ActiveScaffold to the limit. Others may
disagree with this.
Colin
Colin L. wrote:
On 24 August 2010 16:37, Zack N. [email protected] wrote:
What i want to do is allow only user created records to appear in the
list and thus make them only able to edit their own. How would I do
this?Looking at the docs for ActiveScaffold I think you could use the
conditions_for_collection method. However I would advise against
using ActiveScaffold for the user part of a website. It is good for
easy access to the database for development and admin purposes but for
the ‘real’ website I would recommend coding up what you really want
rather than trying to push ActiveScaffold to the limit. Others may
disagree with this.Colin
Can I just say, thank you sooo much for answering pretty much all my
questions, and so fast! It is for the admin side of the site, just there
are two levels of admin. So from what i can see i will be able to put in
def conditions_for_collection
end
in the controller and place conditions in there that will change the
find method into the database to give me all the stuff based on the
conditions i give it in that action. How do i format the conditions
though?
Thanks.
Colin L. wrote:
On 24 August 2010 21:59, Zack N. [email protected] wrote:
the ‘real’ website I would recommend coding up what you really want
�end
in the controller and place conditions in there that will change the
find method into the database to give me all the stuff based on the
conditions i give it in that action. How do i format the conditions
though?
- First work out what the conditions are - in detail that is.
- Then work out how to enter them.
Do you know the answer to 1?
Colin
Yup, the list will only be allowed have records that have a created_by
value that is equal to the logged in users name, which is
current_user.name
Bump…
On 24 August 2010 21:59, Zack N. [email protected] wrote:
the ‘real’ website I would recommend coding up what you really want
end
in the controller and place conditions in there that will change the
find method into the database to give me all the stuff based on the
conditions i give it in that action. How do i format the conditions
though?
Do you know the answer to 1?
Colin
On 24 August 2010 22:21, Zack N. [email protected] wrote:
- Then work out how to enter them.
Do you know the answer to 1?
Colin
Yup, the list will only be allowed have records that have a created_by
value that is equal to the logged in users name, which is
current_user.name
Are you sure? If you store the users name in created_by then if the
user changes his name you will lose the link. It would be more usual
to have YourModel belongs_to user and User has_many your_models.
However if that is what you want:
If you are having difficulty understanding the docs then google is
often very useful. I did a google search on activescaffold
conditions_for_collection and this example and [1] came out top of the
list. It seems pretty easy. something like
def conditions_for_collection
“created_by = #{current_user.name}”
end
would seem to be a likely first try.
[1]
http://wiki.activescaffold.com/wiki/published/Dynamic+conditions_for_collection
By the way I see that you have bumped this while I have been typing.
There is no point bumping so quickly, one has to sleep you know.
Colin
sorry :s, im just working with a deadline. Its a website for my local
gym (needs to be done by friday) and so the names will not change. I did
a google aswell, but I couldnt seem to find that, thanks though!
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