Rails subscription limitations

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Published on 2010-06-17T17:40:03Z Indexed on 2010/06/17 17:43 UTC
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I have an application with set limits on subscription attributes i/e a user can have five projects for subscription A but have ten for subscription B

At present I run a check on there current usage when linking to the create action and if they are over there limit I do not display the link to create a new project. On the view (for the new project ) I again run the check (in a helper) to see if they can create a new project and if they are not I display a message stating so and a little upgrade link.

Is this a secure method of stopping a user bypassing there subscription attribute limitations ?

What about direct PUT requests etc ?

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