table that defined the cut-off date.
On Sat, Mar 28, 2009 at 3:49 PM, Dave Maharaj :: WidePixels.com
<dave@widepixels.com> wrote:
> Can someone help me understand how / if possible to define individual user
> permissions using ACL? Is there a good site that explains it? I read thru
> the Lord of the Rings and see you can define the permissions by hard coding
> it. But for my application the permissions need to be created / deleted or
> modified based on USERS specific criteria.
>
> I have the USERS as GROUPS defined so each USER in that particular group has
> access to what parts of the site.
>
> But say JEFF and TOM are in GROUP 1 but I want JEFF to be allowed to access
> a part (edit function in the controller lets say) that no other GROUP 1 user
> has access to.
>
> Make it easier to understand would be a situation like this:
> JEFF, TOM, BILL are all USERS belongTo Group 1
> they can access courses_controller (index)
> There are 100's of courses to choose from
>
> JEFF pays to complete the COURSE on DREAMWEAVER and has 30 days access to
> that specific COURSE for 30 days then the access is denied.
> TOM pays for the PHOTOSHOP COURSE which is 14 days and AJAX COURSE which is
> 21 days
>
> Now with hundreds of courses and hundreds of users how would you maintain
> something like this? So they have access for a limited time depending on the
> seminar length then revoke access after the time has passed? Its the USERS
> themselves who determine access they have based on choosing the COURSE.
>
> Thanks
>
> Dave
> >
>
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