Ruby on rails params injection?

A. You can check user role in controller class User # remove available_to_admins from attr_accessible attr_accessible :name end def update @user = User. New(params:user) @user.

Available_to_admins = params:user:available_to_admins if current_user. Role == 'Admin' end b. You can add before_save / before_update callbacks to your model class User # remove available_to_admins from attr_accessible attr_accessible :name before_save :check_role before_update :check_role def check_role self.

Available_to_admins = params:user:available_to_admins if current_user. Role == 'Admin' end end.

A. You can check user role in controller. Class User # remove available_to_admins from attr_accessible attr_accessible :name end def update @user = User.

New(params:user) @user. Available_to_admins = params:user:available_to_admins if current_user. Role == 'Admin' end b.

You can add before_save / before_update callbacks to your model class User # remove available_to_admins from attr_accessible attr_accessible :name before_save :check_role before_update :check_role def check_role self. Available_to_admins = params:user:available_to_admins if current_user. Role == 'Admin' end end.

Thank you very much for your answer(s) fl00r! – Julien P. Apr 17 '10 at 13:49.

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