Wednesday, July 8, 2015
Why do you not use
if current_user.roleid == 1
to test if the logged in user is admin or not?
Same result.
When I logged in as admin, this is the result
******************************************
The roleid is ["1"] executed in else part
******************************************
When I logged in as non admin, this is the result
******************************************
The roleid is ["2"] executed in else part
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Why both are executing in the else part?
This is the code I modified in sessions_controller.rb
if current_user.roleid == 1
flash.now[:info] = 'You are logged in as Admin and your roleid is #{role}'
redirect_to dashboard_index_path
puts "*******************************************************************************************************"
puts "The roleid is #{rolea} executed in if part"
puts "*******************************************************************************************************"
else
flash.now[:danger] = 'For some reason you are not recognized as Admin and the roleid is #{role}'
redirect_to dashboard_index_path
puts "*******************************************************************************************************"
puts "The roleid is #{role} executed in else part"
puts "*******************************************************************************************************"
end
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