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Hi, HAs anyone come across this issue in Firefox; I''ve just installed LoginGenerator and I''m allowing cookies to be set yet any all to http://apollo:3000/account/login results in the error; Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete. Any Clues?? Eric.

Is there a way to authenticate with an IP address? I''m using the LoginGenerator, but would like to bypass the "before_filter :login_required " if a user is in a correct IP range... Anyone know of a solution? Thanks! -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hi all, I have a question about this method in my User model: # Returns true for the (saved) user called "admin" def is_the_administrator true if save and name == "admin" end The method returns true if the user''s name is admin. However, I only want to return true if the state of the object is "saved", so I call the save method first. I''m

Hi all, I am using rails v.2.3.2 and if I put following line to my ApplicationController: include LoginSystem and I moved my login_system.rb to lib folder: module LoginSystem protected def is_logged_in? @logged_in_user = User.find(session[:user]) if session[:user] end def logged_in_user return @logged_in_user if is_logged_in? end def logged_in_user=(user) if

hi everyone in my dev machine, everything works flawlessly now when i uploaded my website on the server, it cannot acces User model anymore. all other pages work by the way. when i try to access User on console or by web, it shows: NameError in UsersController#signup uninitialized constant User /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-1.3.1/lib/active_support/dependencies.rb:100:in

Hello list, I have an app that has a very simple authorization scheme. A person can have many roles and roles can have many people. In my app, I''d like to do before_filter :login_required (since no role name is provided, it accepts any users with credentials) before_filter :login_required ("administrator") (only accepts those with role administrator) before_filter

I just saw a mention here of LoginEngine, which I hadn''t heard of before. Last week when I was digging for user-account sample code for my web-app, I instead found the LoginGenerator and started using that: http://wiki.rubyonrails.com/rails/pages/LoginGenerator Is one of these preferred over the other? From skimming the API docs, it does seem that LoginEngine has more features,

I am trying to make a barebones login system based on this example (which in turn is just standard RoR login) but when I enter a user name and password, it says the login is unsuccessful every time. I am not sure where I am going wrong. Here is all relevent information CREATE TABLE `users` ( `id` int(6) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, `login` varchar(20) NOT NULL default

People, A simple Rails app that was previously working with LoginGenerator eg: http://localhost/library/account/signup is now giving: <h2>Application error</h2>Rails application failed to start properly Other Rails apps are working OK that don''t use this LoginGenerator. I have re-installed it with: gem install login_generator Anyone know what might be wrong/have

I have login authentication set for the submit action of a form. I want the form to be visible to unauthenticated users but when they fill in the form and submit it, I want it to redirect to the login page and then onto the original form submission action after the user is authenticated. This part is easy. The hard part is, how do I pass the parameters collected from the original form

i am working on a site taht uses loginGenerator.. it''s a great little package, but i am running into one little problem.. i would like to have something that says: "logged in as <username>" in the site, but i am not quite getting it.. what i am using is: <p>You are logged in as: <%= @session[:user] %> but i have tried: <p>You are logged in as:

Hi guys I was following this: <a href="http://wiki.rubyonrails.com/rails/pages/LoginGenerator">tutorial</a> and everything was perfect until I run the script. I''ve got: <strong>MissingSourceFile</strong><br /> no such file to load -- user.rb <br /> RAILS_ROOT: script/../config/.. <br /> <pre><code>

OK I have dents in my head from beating on LoginGenerator, so if anyone who has used this thing can shed a little light I would greatly appreciate it. It is installed and I have set it up on my User class. Folks can login, logout, etc just fine. I have am not using the per method protection model yet, as I am trying to migrate slowly ;) What is broken though are all my methods that save or

employees HABTM projects, projects HABTM employees. I am doing a permissions page for a selected project. I know that I can get all of the employees in the system (@employee.find(:all)) or get all the employees for the selected project. What i''m trying to do is get a list of all the employees in the system and have a check box that states if they are associated with the current

Greetings, I''m fairly noob with rails and making my first DB driven site with it. I''m using the scaffold generator to develop the admin side of my site (admin_controller) I have three sections that I want to have the administrator edit, and I want to call these from the admin controller that has a layout with navigation to these three sections. When using the scaffold

Ok, so at this point I''ve got my app completely written, including the login generator, and I''ve even got stuff like the layout done up all nicely so that the login page matches the rest of the site nicely. All is good. But there''s one problem: I''m not running a wiki here, I''m running a personal site. As it is, any schmuck can log in, and anybody

I''ve successfully gotten acts_as_authenticated working. Currently the before_filter line for my admin screen is like this: class AdminController < ApplicationController include AuthenticatedSystem before_filter :login_required Only issue I have now is that anyone logged in can access that screen. I''d like to differentiate between a regular user and

Can''t work this out: In list.rhtml: <% for employee in @employees -%> <%= render(:partial => "list_form", :object => employee) %> <% end -%> In _list_form.rhtml (partial): <%= employee.id %> In controller: @employees = Employee.find(:all) I get the following error: undefined local variable or method `employee'' I everything is correct

I have a controller that gets a list of employees (which has an "include => [:salaries, :incentives, :billablegoals, :reviews]"). I then need it to iterate through each employee and determine their current active goal based on the "effective date." After playing around with it a bunch, I got the following to work. Only problem is that if I remove the "@employees.each {

I receive the following error: Called id for nil, which would mistakenly be 4 -- if you really wanted the id of nil, use object_id when trying to use the in_place_editor_field tag: <% for employee in @employees %> <%= in_place_editor_field :employee, employee.fname %> <% end %> My model is called Employee and is being populated from a controller method employees_list: