PKPSiteAccessPolicy Class Reference
Inheritance diagram for PKPSiteAccessPolicy:
Public Member Functions | |
| __construct ($request, $operations, $roleAssignments, $message='user.authorization.loginRequired') | |
| effect () | |
 Public Member Functions inherited from PolicySet | |
| __construct ($combiningAlgorithm=COMBINING_DENY_OVERRIDES) | |
| addPolicy ($policyOrPolicySet, $addToTop=false) | |
| getCombiningAlgorithm () | |
| getEffectIfNoPolicyApplies () | |
| & | getPolicies () |
| setEffectIfNoPolicyApplies ($effectIfNoPolicyApplies) | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Data Fields inherited from PolicySet | |
| $_combiningAlgorithm | |
| $_effectIfNoPolicyApplies = AUTHORIZATION_DENY | |
| $_policies = array() | |
Detailed Description
Class to that makes sure that a user is logged in.
Definition at line 20 of file PKPSiteAccessPolicy.inc.php.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
◆ __construct()
| PKPSiteAccessPolicy::__construct | ( | $request, | |
| $operations, | |||
| $roleAssignments, | |||
$message = 'user.authorization.loginRequired' |
|||
| ) |
Constructor
- Parameters
-
$request PKPRequest $operations array|string either a single operation or a list of operations that this policy is targeting. $roleAssignments array|int Either an array of role -> operation assignments or the constant SITE_ACCESS_ALL_ROLES $message string a message to be displayed if the authorization fails
Definition at line 30 of file PKPSiteAccessPolicy.inc.php.
References PolicySet\addPolicy().
Member Function Documentation
◆ effect()
| PKPSiteAccessPolicy::effect | ( | ) |
- See also
- AuthorizationPolicy::effect()
Definition at line 53 of file PKPSiteAccessPolicy.inc.php.
References PKPApplication\get().
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