You can edit your file vendor/plugins/community_engine/init. Rb and add this line to load it.
You can edit your file vendor/plugins/community_engine/init. Rb and add this line to load it: ActionView::Base. Send(:include, MyHelper) and move you helper in your folder vendor/plugins/community_engine/helpers module MyHelper def my_method_here ... end end Hope this help!
Most sites that I've worked with physically copy the authenticated_system. Rb file into #{RAILS_ROOT}/lib and check it in. That way you can override the methods if you need to.
I can include the module, but still having trouble with the helpers =S – Hock Feb 28 '10 at 0:30 The library I mention above is the one that includes all of the helper methods in it. If you copy it into the lib directory, then use include AuthenticatedSystem in your controller - it will find the helper methods. – Taryn East Feb 28 '10 at 16:51 I've copied the module in the RAILS_ROOT/lib directory but the helpers (vendor/plugins/community_engine/app/helpers/) are still giving me problems =S I can't use those methods in my custom models =S – Hock Mar 1 '10 at 12:30 wait - why do you need them in your model?
A helper like "logged-in" is a controller/view-level access control method. – Taryn East Nov 22 at 9:06.
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