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Securing Views

Secure access to views in ColdBox

You can also use our handy event.secureView() method in the request context to pivot between views according to user permissions.

cbSecurity injects the secureView() method into the request context via the preProcess interception point.

event.secureView( permissions, successView, failView )

This will allow you to set the successView if the user has the permissions or the failView if they don't.

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