protected function DataProviderEntity::checkEntityAccess in RESTful 7.2
Check access to CRUD an entity.
Parameters
string $op: The operation. Allowed values are "create", "update" and "delete".
string $entity_type: The entity type.
object $entity: The entity object.
Return value
bool TRUE or FALSE based on the access. If no access is known about the entity return NULL.
2 calls to DataProviderEntity::checkEntityAccess()
- DataProviderEntity::create in src/
Plugin/ resource/ DataProvider/ DataProviderEntity.php - Create operation.
- DataProviderEntity::isValidEntity in src/
Plugin/ resource/ DataProvider/ DataProviderEntity.php - Determine if an entity is valid, and accessible.
1 method overrides DataProviderEntity::checkEntityAccess()
- DataProviderTaxonomyTerm::checkEntityAccess in tests/
modules/ restful_test/ src/ Plugin/ resource/ taxonomy_term/ v1/ DataProviderTaxonomyTerm.php - Check access to CRUD an entity.
File
- src/
Plugin/ resource/ DataProvider/ DataProviderEntity.php, line 957 - Contains \Drupal\restful\Plugin\resource\DataProvider\DataProviderEntity.
Class
- DataProviderEntity
- Class DataProviderEntity.
Namespace
Drupal\restful\Plugin\resource\DataProviderCode
protected function checkEntityAccess($op, $entity_type, $entity) {
$account = $this
->getAccount();
return entity_access($op, $entity_type, $entity, $account);
}