PHP Class OEModule\OphCoCvi\components\OphCoCvi_AuthRules
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Protected Properties
Public Methods
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__construct ( CApplication $yii = null ) |
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canCreateOphCoCvi ( $user_id, array $view_context = [] ) : boolean |
Biz rule for RBAC. if only the user id is provided, determines whether the user for the id has permissions for creating a CVI event. |
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canEditClinicalOphCoCvi ( $user_id ) : boolean |
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canEditOphCoCvi ( $user_id, array $view_context = [] ) : boolean |
Biz rule for RBAC. if only the user id is provided, determines whether the user for the id has permissions for editing a CVI event. |
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Protected Methods
Private Methods
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canEdit ( $user_id, boolean $clerical = false ) : boolean |
Root permission checking function for edit ability |
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Method Details
__construct()
public method
public __construct ( CApplication $yii = null ) |
$yii |
CApplication |
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canCreateOphCoCvi()
public method
If the view context (containing a Firm and Episode) is provided, checks whether the context is correct for creating a CVI event in the episode.
canEditClinicalOphCoCvi()
public method
canEditOphCoCvi()
public method
If the view context (containing a Firm and Event) is provided, checks whether the context is correct for editing the given CVI Event object.
NB Event checks are purely about view context, and does not account for business rules around the status of the event.
getEventType()
protected method
Property Details
$event_type protected property
protected EventType $event_type |
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EventType |
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