Comments for Tasty Bytes http://www.tastybytes.net Just another WordPress site Thu, 17 May 2012 01:56:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Elegant Curved HR with CSS3 by Brian http://www.tastybytes.net/blog/elegant-hr-with-css3#comment-505 Brian Thu, 17 May 2012 01:56:09 +0000 http://www.tastybytes.net/?p=200#comment-505 Joshuanhibbet over on css-tricks.com had a good idea with using percentages for the border radiuses for a bit more flexibility. http://css-tricks.com/forums/discussion/comment/69686#Comment_69686 Joshuanhibbet over on css-tricks.com had a good idea with using percentages for the border radiuses for a bit more flexibility.

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]]> Comment on Simple ACL Class for CodeIgniter by Troy http://www.tastybytes.net/blog/simple-acl-class-for-codeigniter#comment-504 Troy Sun, 06 May 2012 00:40:21 +0000 http://www.tastybytes.net/2010/08/1-revision-14/#comment-504 How are you editing the permissions and roles. Have you created an interface similar to the tutorial. If so how have you managed to call an instance of the library so that the ACL is built with the user to be edited details. I am trying to build an admin section for editing the user permissions but keep tripping over my own feet. How are you editing the permissions and roles. Have you created an interface similar to the tutorial. If so how have you managed to call an instance of the library so that the ACL is built with the user to be edited details. I am trying to build an admin section for editing the user permissions but keep tripping over my own feet.

]]> Comment on Simple ACL Class for CodeIgniter by Kumar http://www.tastybytes.net/blog/simple-acl-class-for-codeigniter#comment-503 Kumar Tue, 17 Apr 2012 05:25:40 +0000 http://www.tastybytes.net/2010/08/1-revision-14/#comment-503 How can I do for the following situation. in the page list of users, admin should have the options create, edit, delete and view whereas normal user should have only view permission. Please let me know best way to implement it How can I do for the following situation.

in the page list of users, admin should have the options create, edit, delete and view whereas normal user should have only view permission.

Please let me know best way to implement it

]]> Comment on Simple ACL Class for CodeIgniter by Fons http://www.tastybytes.net/blog/simple-acl-class-for-codeigniter#comment-502 Fons Tue, 10 Apr 2012 13:24:16 +0000 http://www.tastybytes.net/2010/08/1-revision-14/#comment-502 Nevermind, allready fixed this ;) Nevermind, allready fixed this ;)

]]> Comment on Simple ACL Class for CodeIgniter by Fons http://www.tastybytes.net/blog/simple-acl-class-for-codeigniter#comment-501 Fons Tue, 10 Apr 2012 09:36:13 +0000 http://www.tastybytes.net/2010/08/1-revision-14/#comment-501 Thanks again for this awesome library! I have succesfully implemented it in my project. One quick question: i'm not going to use perms based on users only on roles, can I just delete the db table for user_perms and the code in the library or will that fonk things up? Thanks again for this awesome library! I have succesfully implemented it in my project. One quick question: i’m not going to use perms based on users only on roles, can I just delete the db table for user_perms and the code in the library or will that fonk things up?

]]> Comment on Simple ACL Class for CodeIgniter by Brian http://www.tastybytes.net/blog/simple-acl-class-for-codeigniter#comment-500 Brian Thu, 29 Mar 2012 15:43:46 +0000 http://www.tastybytes.net/2010/08/1-revision-14/#comment-500 I wouldn't disagree that there are unnecessary db calls, but it is literally a straight conversion of the ACL that was posted on net tuts. I wouldn’t disagree that there are unnecessary db calls, but it is literally a straight conversion of the ACL that was posted on net tuts.

]]> Comment on Simple ACL Class for CodeIgniter by Brian http://www.tastybytes.net/blog/simple-acl-class-for-codeigniter#comment-499 Brian Thu, 29 Mar 2012 15:42:08 +0000 http://www.tastybytes.net/2010/08/1-revision-14/#comment-499 You may also be able to create a class that is auto-loaded or you classes extend that automatically checks the auth on the page. You may also be able to create a class that is auto-loaded or you classes extend that automatically checks the auth on the page.

]]> Comment on Simple ACL Class for CodeIgniter by Fons http://www.tastybytes.net/blog/simple-acl-class-for-codeigniter#comment-498 Fons Thu, 29 Mar 2012 14:19:20 +0000 http://www.tastybytes.net/2010/08/1-revision-14/#comment-498 I have fixed this issue, I have created a function in MY_Controller (in application/core). I call it in the constructor of my controllers to check if the user has the right permissions and it works. Thanks alot for this usefull script! You saved me :) I have fixed this issue, I have created a function in MY_Controller (in application/core). I call it in the constructor of my controllers to check if the user has the right permissions and it works. Thanks alot for this usefull script! You saved me :)

]]> Comment on Simple ACL Class for CodeIgniter by Fons http://www.tastybytes.net/blog/simple-acl-class-for-codeigniter#comment-497 Fons Thu, 29 Mar 2012 07:38:15 +0000 http://www.tastybytes.net/2010/08/1-revision-14/#comment-497 Thank you for this plugin, i'm implementing it as we speak. Now I have put your example usage in my login method in my authentication controller.. how do I repeat this for other controllers in the most efficient way (keeping code duplication the lowest as possible) thanks again! Thank you for this plugin, i’m implementing it as we speak. Now I have put your example usage in my login method in my authentication controller.. how do I repeat this for other controllers in the most efficient way (keeping code duplication the lowest as possible)

thanks again!

]]> Comment on Simple ACL Class for CodeIgniter by Andrew http://www.tastybytes.net/blog/simple-acl-class-for-codeigniter#comment-496 Andrew Sat, 17 Mar 2012 12:25:35 +0000 http://www.tastybytes.net/2010/08/1-revision-14/#comment-496 Hey there, Excellent approach. I have only one question, why are you checking everything against sql every time. Should be better to check once upon login and then store at least the user permission in session. In fact I would store everything in session and then access it from there rather than querying the database couple of times before each action. What do you think? Hey there,

Excellent approach. I have only one question, why are you checking everything against sql every time. Should be better to check once upon login and then store at least the user permission in session. In fact I would store everything in session and then access it from there rather than querying the database couple of times before each action.

What do you think?

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