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When filters are applied both by an attribute and in the filter configuration file, they will both be applied, but that could lead to unexpected results.
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.. note::
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Please remember that every parameter applied to the filter will be converted to a string. This behavior affects only filters.
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Restrict
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The ``Restrict`` attribute allows you to restrict access to the class or method based on the domain, the sub-domain, or
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the environment the application is running in. Here's an exmaple of how to use the ``Restrict`` attribute:
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the environment the application is running in. Here's an example of how to use the ``Restrict`` attribute:
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