public function Panelizer::hasEntityPermission in Panelizer 8.3

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 8.5 src/Panelizer.php \Drupal\panelizer\Panelizer::hasEntityPermission()
2. 8.4 src/Panelizer.php \Drupal\panelizer\Panelizer::hasEntityPermission()

Checks if a user has permission to perform an operation on an entity.

Parameters

string $op: The operation. Possible values include:

• "revert to default"
• "change content"

\Drupal\Core\Entity\EntityInterface $entity: The entity.

string $view_mode: The view mode.

\Drupal\Core\Session\AccountInterface|NULL $account: (optional) The user account to check; or the current user if omitted.

Return value

bool TRUE if the user has permission; FALSE otherwise.

Overrides PanelizerInterface::hasEntityPermission

File

src/Panelizer.php, line 634

Class

Panelizer

The Panelizer service.

Namespace

Drupal\panelizer

Code

public function hasEntityPermission($op, EntityInterface $entity, $view_mode, AccountInterface $account = NULL) {
  if (!$account) {
    $account = $this->currentUser
      ->getAccount();
  }

  // Must be able to edit the entity.
  if (!$entity
    ->access('update', $account)) {
    return FALSE;
  }

  // Must have overrides enabled.
  $panelizer_settings = $this
    ->getPanelizerSettings($entity
    ->getEntityTypeId(), $entity
    ->bundle(), $view_mode);
  if (empty($panelizer_settings['custom'])) {
    return FALSE;
  }

  // Check admin permission.
  if ($account
    ->hasPermission('administer panelizer')) {
    return TRUE;
  }

  // @todo: check field access too!
  // if ($op == 'revert to default') {
  //   // We already have enough permissions at this point.
  //   return TRUE;
  // }
  return $this
    ->hasOperationPermission($op, $entity
    ->getEntityTypeId(), $entity
    ->bundle(), $account);
}