Minimal support for custom permission levels in Accounts Manager which are not provided in the userRoles hash #2629
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the active %userRoles hash. Will prevent Accounts Manager from failing. See openwebwork#2625 but when editing a user with such a value, will only allow choosing a defined level.
drgrice1
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Nov 22, 2024
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| id => $fieldName . '_id', class => 'form-select form-select-sm w-auto flex-grow-0', | |||
| 'aria-labelledby' => 'permission_header' =%> | |||
| % } else { | |||
| <%= maketext((grep { $ce->{userRoles}{$_} eq $value } keys %{ $ce->{userRoles} })[0]) %> | |||
| <%= maketext((grep { $ce->{userRoles}{$_} eq $value } keys %{ $ce->{userRoles} })[0] // "PermLevel$value") %> | |||
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I think this should be
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| <%= maketext((grep { $ce->{userRoles}{$_} eq $value } keys %{ $ce->{userRoles} })[0] // "PermLevel$value") %> | |
| % if (my $roleName = (grep { $ce->{userRoles}{$_} eq $value } keys %{ $ce->{userRoles} })[0]) { | |
| <%= maketext($roleName) %> | |
| % } else { | |
| <%= maketext("Permission Level [_1]", $value) %> | |
| % } |
With this "Permission Level [_1]" will get translated. With your code it will not. I also don't like abbreviations shown in the user interface, so I would rather have "Permission Level" rather than "PermLevel".
Although, I was alternately thinking that maybe "Permission Level" in any form isn't needed. This is the "Permission Level" column in the table. So maybe instead just show the unknown permission level numerically? So perhaps this should be
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| <%= maketext((grep { $ce->{userRoles}{$_} eq $value } keys %{ $ce->{userRoles} })[0] // "PermLevel$value") %> | |
| % if (my $roleName = (grep { $ce->{userRoles}{$_} eq $value } keys %{ $ce->{userRoles} })[0]) { | |
| <%= maketext($roleName) %> | |
| % } else { | |
| <%= $value %> | |
| % } |
Or maybe use maketext('Unknown: [_1]', $value)?
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Support for custom permission levels not in the userRoles hash (replacement of #2629)
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I am closing this as it is contained in #2660. |
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A minimal fix for #2625.
This only prevents the error and allows the Accounts Manager to load. A fake permission level name "PermLevelN" will appear in the table. It is not a value which can be selected, and editing a user with such a value will force selecting a defined permission level.