Bind control using custom attribute

Everyone!
I have to create a ACL which will allow users to bind Directory Server only who has custom status attribute value as active.
all others should be denied.
I tried some thing like this ...
first i created a dynamic group ie) whose members are having attribute value as active.
then i created an acl placed on root dc=example,dc=com
(targetattr = "*") (target = "ldap:///ou=People, dc=example,dc=com") (version 3.0;acl "portal";allow (read,compare,search)(groupdn = "ldap:///cn=temp_access,ou=Groups, dc=example,dc=com");)
Problem still users whose status is not active is able to bind ...may be i am missing something here .
Also what is best way to disable binding of user entry without inactivating entry ...
.any advise will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you

A "typical" user authentication works like this:
1) User enters their uid and password into a gui.
2) The application binds to the directory with an application ID and password and searches for the user based on uid and retrieves the user's DN
3) The application then binds to the directory with the user's DN and password to perform authentication
My suggestion is to block the application's access to the user's record at step 2 so that the user's DN cannot be retreived and the application will fail with a "entry not found" error.
An ACI can allow or deny access to a user entry based on an attribute in that entry. So the ACI I am suggesting would deny access to the application for any user entries where status=lock.
I understand that you are trying something else with dynamic groups, etc. but I don't know if that will work without testing it, and I barely have time to test my own ideas!

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PublicObject doc = ifsSession.createPublicObject(ifsDocDef);
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Using Rich Text Editor with a Custom Attribute

Hello All,
Can anyone please tell me as how can I use the Rich Text Editor with a Custom Attribute?
I want to create a custom attribute based on text datatype, but when entering the value for this attribute in a Custom Item, portal shows a normal textarea. I want that the user should see the Richt Text Editor.
Thanks for help.
Regards

Hi,
Can you tell me what steps you are using to produce this, and which Portal version you are using. When I tried it, I wasn't able to reproduce it. Here are my steps:
1) Created Custom Item Type, based on Text, under
Page Groups > Shared Objects > Item Types
2) Selected Three attributes (Description, Name, Publish Date). Note Text and Display Name were already selected
3) In Add Item Wizard, configured list to allow for my
custom item type selection.
4) Then I was able to see the Rich Text Editor when editin
my custom item type.
Regards,
J.

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