protected function ForcePasswordChangeService::getRequestTime in Force Password Change 2.0.x
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 8 src/Service/ForcePasswordChangeService.php \Drupal\force_password_change\Service\ForcePasswordChangeService::getRequestTime()
Retrieve the timestamp for the current request. Spun out into a protected function to allow for overriding in Unit Tests.
Return value
int A UNIX timestamp representing the time of the current request
3 calls to ForcePasswordChangeService::getRequestTime()
- ForcePasswordChangeService::checkForForce in src/
Service/ ForcePasswordChangeService.php - Check to see if the current user has a pending forced password change.
- ForcePasswordChangeService::registerForcePasswordTime in src/
Service/ ForcePasswordChangeService.php - Register the time at which a user has been forced to change their password.
- ForcePasswordChangeService::setChangedTimeForUser in src/
Service/ ForcePasswordChangeService.php - Set the last time a user's password was changed to the current timestamp.
File
- src/
Service/ ForcePasswordChangeService.php, line 315
Class
Namespace
Drupal\force_password_change\ServiceCode
protected function getRequestTime() {
$request_time = $this->time
->getRequestTime();
return $request_time;
}