12.Jun.2010 at 18:03 by Rick Buitenman (29 comments)
Perfect short talk. Clear examples, good presentation, enough information for anyone to get started using Zend_Acl with Model-bound asserts.
Jeroen Keppens (12.Jun.2010 at 13:30)
Talk at Dutch PHP Conference 2010 (English - UK)
Most people use Zend_Acl to control access to certain controllers/actions. While this is good for most use cases, sometimes you need to go further. For example you can specify that a user has access to article/view, but you might also want to limit access to certain articles for certain roles.
Only a 15 min talk, so if you like more info please take a look at my blog : blog.amazium.com
Quicklink: https://joind.in/1766
Track(s): Uncon (E103)
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12.Jun.2010 at 18:03 by Rick Buitenman (29 comments)
Perfect short talk. Clear examples, good presentation, enough information for anyone to get started using Zend_Acl with Model-bound asserts.
16.Jun.2010 at 05:26 by Max Baerten (7 comments)
For a 15 minutes presentation, you had covered pretty much concerning ACL. The example made it interesting to follow. For a first time talk, you did it very well.
16.Jun.2010 at 18:05 by Hans Stevens (1 comments)
Good and clear talk! Too bad it was only 15 minutes...
12.Jun.2010 at 12:05 by (11 comments)
Very good 'first' ever talk! Direct useful code!