Summary

Usage

fetch( 'content', 'access',
       hash( 'access',                 access,
             'contentobject',          contentobject,
           [ 'contentclass_id',        contentclass_id,       ]
           [ 'parent_contentclass_id', parent_contentclass_id ] ) )

Parameters

Returns

TRUE if access is allowed, FALSE otherwise.

Description

This function makes it possible to find out if the current user has access (read, edit, create, remove, etc.) to a given content object or a content node. The optional parameters "contentclass_id" and "parent_content_class_id" can be used to finetune the checking. These parameters are compatible with both class ID numbers and class identifier strings. The function supports checking for the following access methods:

• bookmark
• create
• edit
• move
• read
• remove
• pdf (deprecated)
• restore
• translate
• versionread

When checking "create" access and the "contentclass_id" is not specified, the function will return TRUE as long as there is a create access for the given object. However, the user could still not be allowed to create a specific class.

Examples

Example 1

{def $test=fetch( 'content', 'access',
                  hash( 'access', 'read',
                        'contentobject', $node ) )}
 
{if $test}
    The current user has read access to the given node.
{else}
    The current user does not have read access to the given node.
{/if}

Checks if the content node represented by $node is can be read by the current user.

Example 2

{def $test=fetch( 'content', 'access',
                  hash( 'access', 'create',
                        'contentobject', $node,
                        'contentclass_id', 'folder' ) )}
 
{if $test}
    The current user can create a folder below the given node.
{else}
    The current user can not create a folder below the given node.
{/if}

Checks if the current user can create an instance of a given class below the specified node.