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Permission directive

See original GitHub issue

In this discussion we will decide about the first directive for this module.

The first idea mentioned in other topics such as #28 is to create a directive which either shows or hide an element depending on a permission’s resolution.

A possible approach could be:

<a sref="post.delete" rp-only="Admin" />Delete post</a>

<a sref="posts.index" rp-except="Anonymous" />View posts</a>

Feel free to contribute to this discussion, post your ideas and concerns.

Also have a look at #37 and see what you like and don’t from it, get some ideas and whatnot

Cheers!

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masterspambotcommented, Apr 6, 2016

Updated link. See the source Luke! 😃

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brazorfcommented, Apr 6, 2016

@masterspambot Link above is broken

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