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ROC/modules/admin/handler/user/cms_user_view_response.e
Jocelyn Fiat bba1d57ce3 Fixed and improved various issue in admin module (especially the Role editing which was not working as expected.)
Added CMS_MODULE.permissions to allow module to declare the potential permissions.
Added support for CMS_LINK.is_forbidden, in relation with CMS_LOCAL_LINK.permission_arguments.
Split link "username (Logout)" into 2 links "username" and "logout".
Fixed/Changed the way auth modules alter the logout link based on "(Logout)" title, by safer solution based on `location' of the link.

Fixed usage of WSF_REQUEST.path_info by using percent_encoded_path_info which is not non unicode path info to be used most of the time.
Merged CMS_REPONSE.variables and CMS_REPONSE.values .
When possible, prefer usage of CMS_RESPONSE.user instead of CMS_REQUEST_UTIL.current_user (WSF_REQUEST) whenever it is possible.
When possible, prefer usage of CMS_RESPONSE.location, rather than usage of WSF_REQUEST.(percent_encoded_)path_info .
Code cleaning.
2015-08-04 12:48:14 +02:00

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note
description: "Summary description for {CMS_USER_VIEW_RESPONSE}."
date: "$Date$"
revision: "$Revision$"
class
CMS_USER_VIEW_RESPONSE
inherit
CMS_RESPONSE
redefine
make,
initialize
end
create
make
feature {NONE} -- Initialization
make (req: WSF_REQUEST; res: WSF_RESPONSE; a_api: like api;)
do
create {WSF_NULL_THEME} wsf_theme.make
Precursor (req, res, a_api)
end
initialize
do
Precursor
create {CMS_TO_WSF_THEME} wsf_theme.make (Current, theme)
end
wsf_theme: WSF_THEME
feature -- Query
user_id_path_parameter (req: WSF_REQUEST): INTEGER_64
-- User id passed as path parameter for request `req'.
local
s: STRING
do
if attached {WSF_STRING} req.path_parameter ("id") as p_nid then
s := p_nid.value
if s.is_integer_64 then
Result := s.to_integer_64
end
end
end
feature -- Execution
process
-- Computed response message.
local
uid: INTEGER_64
user_api : CMS_USER_API
do
user_api := api.user_api
uid := user_id_path_parameter (request)
if uid > 0 and then attached user_api.user_by_id (uid) as l_user then
append_html_to_output (l_user, Current)
else
set_main_content ("Missing User")
end
end
append_html_to_output (a_user: CMS_USER; a_response: CMS_RESPONSE)
local
lnk: CMS_LOCAL_LINK
s: STRING
l_role: CMS_USER_ROLE
do
a_response.set_value (a_user, "user")
create lnk.make (a_response.translation ("View", Void), "admin/user/" + a_user.id.out)
lnk.set_is_active (True)
lnk.set_weight (1)
a_response.add_to_primary_tabs (lnk)
create lnk.make (a_response.translation ("Edit", Void), "admin/user/" + a_user.id.out + "/edit")
lnk.set_permission_arguments (<<"manage admin", "manage users", "manage own user">>)
lnk.set_weight (2)
a_response.add_to_primary_tabs (lnk)
if a_user /= Void and then a_user.id > 0 then
create lnk.make (a_response.translation ("Delete", Void), "admin/user/" + a_user.id.out + "/delete")
lnk.set_weight (3)
a_response.add_to_primary_tabs (lnk)
end
-- FIXME: [04/aug/2015] use a CMS_FORM rather than hardcoded html.
-- So that other module may easily integrate them-selves to add information.
create s.make_empty
s.append ("<div class=%"info%"> ")
s.append ("<h4>Account Information</h4>")
s.append ("<p>Username: ")
s.append (a_user.name)
s.append ("</p>")
if attached a_user.email as l_email then
s.append ("<p>Email: ")
s.append (l_email)
s.append ("</p>")
end
if
attached {LIST [CMS_USER_ROLE]} api.user_api.user_roles (a_user) as l_roles and then
not l_roles.is_empty
then
s.append ("<h4>Role(s):</h4>")
across l_roles as ic loop
l_role := ic.item
s.append ("<i>")
s.append (link (l_role.name, "admin/role/" + l_role.id.out, Void))
s.append ("</i>")
debug
s.append ("<h5>Permissions:</h5>")
s.append ("<ul class=%"cms-permissions%">%N")
across l_role.permissions as perms_ic loop
s.append ("<li class=%"cms-permission%">" + perms_ic.item + "</li>%N")
end
s.append ("</ul>%N")
end
end
end
s.append ("</div>")
a_response.set_title (a_user.name)
a_response.set_main_content (s)
end
end