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apkahym

Hi, I have this code:

    if(Input::post('send')){

                $var_perms = Input::post('var_perms');
                foreach($var_perms as $elements=>$index){
                    $group = \Model\Auth_Group::find($elements, array('related' => array('permissions','grouppermission')));

                    foreach($index as $element){
                        $arr_permissions[] = $element;

                     foreach($group->permissions as $perms){
                         print_r($perms);
                        $perms->area = $name;
                        $perms->permission = $element ;
                        $perms->actions = $arr_permissions;
                        $perms->save();
                    }

                    foreach($group->grouppermission as $group_permission){
                        print_r($group_permission);
                        $group_permission->actions = $arr_permissions;
                        $group_permission->save();
                    }
                    $group->save();
                }
            }

And the variable $var_perms have

Array ( [6] => Array ( [0] => new [1] => edit [2] => view ) [3] => Array ( [0] => edit ) )

But only save the first array

[6] => Array ( [0] => new [1] => edit [2] => view )

I need save it all.

What is my error. Anyone can see it -_-'

Harro

I've reformatted your code because I was missing a bracket, and posted it in the code bin: https://bin.fuelphp.com/snippet/view/OH (use this next time, much easier than posting it).

Did I do it correctly?

apkahym

Harro Verton, Is correct.
I was missing a bracket, but is not the problem, on the rest of my code, i have 2 lines more and the missing bracket.

The error is that not save all arrays. can you see other error?

Harro

If I interpret your data correctly, you have an array in $var_perms, that contains one or more group id's, and for each id, an array of actions.

In that case I don't understand your code, because the relation between group and permission is a many-to-many, one group can have many permissions.

You loop over all permission records found, set the area to $name (where does that come from?), and then you do something weird with the permission records.

I think you missed how permissions actually work.

apkahym

Harro, this is the complete code.

https://bin.fuelphp.com/snippet/view/OI

Thanks for your help

apkahym

I have groups table, permissions table, group_permissions table.

Harro

A permission has three components:

- the area

- the permission

- the action

So you can have an area "admin", "forum", "clients", etc, that define high-level functionality in your application.

Then within "admin", you could have "users", "groups", "forums", etc, specific functionality within an area. This is the permission.

Then within a permission, you can have actions to make the system even more granular, so for example you can have "create", "edit", "view", "delete" actions.

So a user with "admin.users.view" permission would be allowed to see the users list in the admin section of your application.

For this permission, you would create a permission record:

$perm = \Model\Auth_Permission::forge(array(

'area' => 'admin',

'name' => 'users',

'actions' => array("create", "edit", "view", "delete"),

));

$perm->save();

If you want to assign this permission to for example a group, you would find the group:

$group = \Model\Auth_Group::find($elements);

And then link the two:

$group->grouppermission[] = \Model\Auth_Grouppermission::forge(array(

'group_id' => $group->id,

'perms_id' => $perms->id,

));

If you want to assign only some actions to this group (for example only "view" and "edit"), you would do

$group->grouppermission[] = \Model\Auth_Grouppermission::forge(array(

'group_id' => $group->id,

'perms_id' => $perms->id,

'actions' => array(1,2),

));

where the 1 and 2 are the index values of the actions array as stored in the permission record.

apkahym

Harro,
I can understand your explication, but this not work to me. I was tries this and only can get errors.
I create the base for this ACL with Migration of the auth package with orm drive.

Thank you for your time, but this not solve my problem

apkahym

One aditional Question :

$perm = \Model\Auth_Permission::forge(array(
    'area' => 'admin',
    'name' => 'users',
    'actions' => array("create", "edit", "view", "delete"),
));
$perm->save();

Here create the permission and return own id?

Harro

Logical it doesn't solve your problem, as your code is completly wrong.

ORM calls don't return values, the work with objects. So after $perm->save(), you can access $perm->id (or whatever your primary key is).

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