Sunday, February 3, 2013

Re: CakePHP ACL and paginate

Fow retrive all documents that a user can access and how can I paginate them I should  retrieve with some queries all the ids of the documents that a user can access and then do a CakePHP find('all') with an IN condition on all ids.
Now for me this is very not efficient and if I have thousands of ids it become impossible to do.
I would ask if there is a best practise to do it
Many Thanks



On Friday, 1 February 2013 18:26:23 UTC+1, André Luis wrote:
I am not sure, but i think you can do it with Containable behavior or with joins and conditions

Em quinta-feira, 31 de janeiro de 2013 14h30min37s UTC-2, byqsri escreveu:
Hi
I have these Model :
User (User belongsTo Group)
Group (Group hasMany User)
Document

I manage permissions to access to documents with ACL (User and Group like Aro and Document like Aco)

Now I have two questions :

1)How can I retrive all documents that a user can access and how can I paginate them?

2)How can I retrive all users that can access to a certainly document and how can I paginate them?

I would find best solutions about these questions (i.e. cn the lowest number of not heavy queries)

Many Thnaks

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