Ext.ux.secure

Allows you to dictate what components get render. This is not a replacement for server side security.

Setup

Must initialize the Ext.ux.secure.roles with the user roles before using the render.

Example

Let say you have a user with administration writes and user rights. To setup the secure component you would do:

Ext.ux.secure.roles = ["admin", "users"];

Rendering Components

Now if you have a component that only an admin can view render you would have: Ext.ux.secure.render( { roles: ["admin"] ....

If you are using a container the secure render function will follow also follow items. Example:

  Ex.ux.secure.render(
{
    roles: ["admin"],
    items: [
            {
                    roles: ["admin"]
            }
    ]
})

The license is whatever license you have with ExtJS

Executing Functions

If you what to protect statements from being called you can use Ext.ux.secure.execute(, , ). Example:

Suppose you have some statements that need only to execute when someone is the admin for the site.

    myFunc: function() {
             // Statements to execute for other roles.
             Ext.ux.secure.execute('admin', function() {
                       // My Statements to only execute if admin.
             }, this)
   }