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OnGetCustomPagePermissions

This event allows you to customize page-level permissions.

 

Signature:

function OnGetCustomPagePermissions($pageName, $userId, $userName, $connection, &$permissions)

 

Parameters:

$pageName

The name of the page

$userId

The id of the current user

$userName

The name of the current user

$connection

An instance of EngConnection class

$permissions

Permissions to be applied to the page. An instance of the PermissionSet class.

 

Example

This example shows how to implement a simple role-based permission model. Our goal is to ensure that only site admins and members of the Sales role can add, remove and edit records displayed on this page.

 

// do not apply these rules for site admins

if (!GetApplication()->HasAdminGrantForCurrentUser()) {    

    // retrieving all user roles 

    $sql =        

      "SELECT r.role_name " .

      "FROM phpgen_user_roles ur " .

      "INNER JOIN phpgen_roles r ON r.id = ur.role_id " .

      "WHERE ur.user_id = %d";    

    $result = $connection->fetchAll(sprintf($sql, $userId));

 

    // iterating through retrieved roles

    if (!empty($result)) {

       foreach ($result as $row) {

           // is current user a member of the Sales role?

           if ($row['role_name'] === 'Sales') {

             // if yes, allow all actions.

             // otherwise default permissions for this page will be applied

             $permissions->setGrants(true, true, true, true);

             break;

           }                 

       }

    };

}

 

See also: OnGetCustomRecordPermissions.



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