Rails Authorization Plugin

I am going to start a new project soon and I used to get authorization managed by this plugin in

Glenn, Thanks for your work on the plugin all this time. For about two years, now, I've been

Over on thread http://groups.google.com/group/rails-authorization-plugin/browse_thread/thread/

I'm using authlogic for authentication. I'm testing Rails Authorization Plugin now. My

got it .. dumb me .. Role.find_by_name('a_role').users ( if not empty..) On 6 oct, 00:59,

When you add acts_as_authorized_user, you also get the following method has_no_role(role_name,

I'm have the same problem with with Rails 2.3.3. It looks like the method_missing defined by

I'm not sure you've quite identified the problem. Here's an example from my system, using

No. Check out the readme and the fully functional test rails app. You should only need to declare:

So.... how 'bout the merge? I've added a couple extra convenience things since this;

On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 7:59 AM, phil<ph...@philsmy.com> wrote: > > Sorry - I am new to

I have a Controller with a before_filter to find the parent LibrariesController before_filter :

I am sure i have configured the plugin well,but not know how to use it properly. first: set role

From the plugin changelog: * Removed attr_protected declaration from acts_as_authorized_user,

With me it is "attendy"=>"attendies" and "attendies"=>"

Has anyone had any success in using the Rails Authorization Plugin with ActiveScaffold. We have added

If I understand your use case correctly, rephrased below, this plugin could be used for that. Tasks

As per Ian answer to another post : QUOTED I managed to solve this by specifiying user_id and role_id

In my experience, I've worked with two classes of projects: 1) Projects with "roles"

Hi... just started using rails-authorization-plugin... very nice. Just wondering: we'd like to

Hi, I managed to solve this by specifiying user_id and role_id as primary keys for the RolesUser

Thanks Ian :-) OK. So today I have upgraded the test suite to run with Rails 2.3.2. In fact I have

I thought something like that was happening... IIRC, it's up to you to define the current_user

Hi, I have a User model: class User < ActiveRecord::Base # Authorization plugin

Can you give an example of what you were trying to accomplish? It seems that you can already group

Hey Pavan, I've been changing a user's role by using: user.has_no_role(old_role_name) to

I'm pretty sure this is a bug because has_no_role has some code that explicitly checks that the

Getting a little closer… class Image < ActiveRecord::Base acts_as_authorizable named_scope :

I'm using Rails 2.0.2 and authorization version 1.0.10 (I know I need to upgrade my project at

There indeed is an issue. It has to do with trying to call any methods provided by the Identity