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RoR: How to define multiple conditions for one ability for CanCan

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I have code:

if user.role == "topmanager" can :read, ActiveAdmin::Page, :name => "Dashboard"  can :manage, Realty, agent: {agency_id: user.agency_id}...

And I want to add another condition, can :manage, Realty, agent: nilHow to do it? Defining it two times gets error: 

UNDEFINED METHOD `REFLECT_ON_ASSOCIATION\' FOR CLASS:CLASS

How can I define multiple conditions for one ability?

posted Feb 17, 2014 by Amit Mishra

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