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ROC/modules/admin/handler/role/cms_admin_roles_handler.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_ADMIN_ROLE_HANDLER}."
date: "$Date$"
revision: "$Revision$"
class
CMS_ADMIN_ROLES_HANDLER
inherit
CMS_HANDLER
WSF_URI_HANDLER
rename
execute as uri_execute,
new_mapping as new_uri_mapping
end
WSF_URI_TEMPLATE_HANDLER
rename
execute as uri_template_execute,
new_mapping as new_uri_template_mapping
select
new_uri_template_mapping
end
WSF_RESOURCE_HANDLER_HELPER
redefine
do_get
end
REFACTORING_HELPER
create
make
feature -- execute
execute (req: WSF_REQUEST; res: WSF_RESPONSE)
-- Execute request handler
do
execute_methods (req, res)
end
uri_execute (req: WSF_REQUEST; res: WSF_RESPONSE)
-- Execute request handler
do
execute (req, res)
end
uri_template_execute (req: WSF_REQUEST; res: WSF_RESPONSE)
-- Execute request handler
do
execute (req, res)
end
feature -- HTTP Methods
do_get (req: WSF_REQUEST; res: WSF_RESPONSE)
local
l_response: CMS_RESPONSE
s: STRING
u: CMS_USER_ROLE
l_count: INTEGER
user_api: CMS_USER_API
do
-- At the moment the template are hardcoded, but we can
-- get them from the configuration file and load them into
-- the setup class.
user_api := api.user_api
l_count := user_api.roles_count
create {GENERIC_VIEW_CMS_RESPONSE} l_response.make (req, res, api)
create s.make_empty
if l_count > 1 then
l_response.set_title ("Listing " + l_count.out + " Roles")
else
l_response.set_title ("Listing " + l_count.out + " Role")
end
if attached user_api.roles as lst then
s.append ("<ul class=%"cms-roles%">%N")
across
lst as ic
loop
u := ic.item
s.append ("<li class=%"cms_role%">")
s.append ("<a href=%"")
s.append (req.absolute_script_url ("/admin/role/" + u.id.out))
s.append ("%">")
s.append (u.name)
s.append ("</a>")
s.append ("</li>%N")
end
s.append ("</ul>%N")
end
if l_response.has_permission ("manage " + {CMS_ADMIN_MODULE}.name) then
s.append (l_response.link ("Add Role", "admin/add/role", Void))
end
l_response.set_main_content (s)
l_response.execute
end
end