I\'m a newbie about the usage of Asp.NET membership capabilities and I want to know if it co开发者_开发百科uld be a good practice to deny the access of a whole page using code like this:
We get an error with declarative authentication on CREATE and UPDATE\'s.We are not sure why, as somehow in the error it shows no user being authenticated and somehow the session is getting lost:
I\'m writing a rails application that has a need for very fine-grained authorization at the object level. Other systems use p开发者_运维知识库lugins such as acl9 or declarative_authorization however I
I have authlogic set up and want to use declarative_authorization. In Ryan Bates\'s railcast #188 he uses
I have a Coupons controller with two actions. class CouponsController < ApplicationController filter_resource_access
This is my authorization_rules.rb: role :guest do has_permission_on [:paying_users], :to => [:index]
I have a Ruby on Rails app that I\'m working on and I\'m having some problems with my functional tests.In particular, I keep getting denied access during my tests to pages that are possible to access
I want to give authorization to a开发者_JS百科 specific action if a session variable is set in my app. I can\'t figure out how to do this. Something like:
How do I pass parameters during the Devise sign-in process? I have a collection of users, each with their own profile page.I want them to be able to view their own profile page but none of the other
I am using the declarative authorization gem for permissions in a rails project and I am trying to limit output from the model based on user permissions.
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