function taxonomy_access_set_term_grants in Taxonomy Access Control 7

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 6 taxonomy_access.module \taxonomy_access_set_term_grants()

Updates term grants for a role.

Parameters

array $grant_rows: An array of grant row objects formatted for Schema API, keyed by term ID.

bool $update_nodes: (optional) A flag indicating whether to update node access. Defaults to TRUE.

Return value

bool TRUE on success, or FALSE on failure.

See also

_taxonomy_access_format_grant_record()

Related topics

6 calls to taxonomy_access_set_term_grants()

TaxonomyAccessConfigTest::testGlobalDefaultConfig in ./taxonomy_access.test

Tests configuring a global default.

TaxonomyAccessConfigTest::testVocabularyDefaultConfig in ./taxonomy_access.test

Tests configuring vocabulary defaults.

TaxonomyAccessNodeGrantTest::setUp in ./taxonomy_access.test

Sets up a Drupal site for running functional and integration tests.

TaxonomyAccessTermGrantTest::setUp in ./taxonomy_access.test

Sets up a Drupal site for running functional and integration tests.

taxonomy_access_add_term_submit in ./taxonomy_access.admin.inc

Form submission handler for taxonomy_access_admin_role().

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File

./taxonomy_access.module, line 1167

Allows administrators to specify access control for taxonomy categories.

Code

function taxonomy_access_set_term_grants(array $grant_rows, $update_nodes = TRUE) {

  // Collect lists of term and role IDs in the list.
  $terms_for_roles = array();
  foreach ($grant_rows as $grant_row) {
    $terms_for_roles[$grant_row->rid][] = $grant_row->tid;
  }

  // Delete existing records for the roles and terms.
  // This will also cache a list of the affected nodes.
  foreach ($terms_for_roles as $rid => $tids) {
    taxonomy_access_delete_term_grants($tids, $rid, $update_nodes);
  }

  // Insert new entries.
  foreach ($grant_rows as $row) {
    drupal_write_record('taxonomy_access_term', $row);
  }

  // Later we will refactor; for now return TRUE when this is called.
  return TRUE;
}