List nodes and roles whitch have access to them.

I have started another thread here http://drupal.org/node/1319732. I think salvis has right. Devel Node Access is a pretty good stuff, so why we can't use its code? Or maybe think about patch?

http://drupal.org/node/1320782

regards,
Mike

I have started to work on this, but my custom handler even do not want to display in views options ;/
What am I doing wrong?

updated, but it doesn't appear in view's menu ;/

i dont know what to do next.

update

If I would have enough time I will try to deploy this tomorrow.

Hi!

I have add a User: Permission field to my view (I attached it to this post).
Previously I uninstall my earlry stage development module and clear cache twice.
I have this long error (also as attachment to this view)

Notice: Undefined index: create article content w views_handler_field_user_permissions->pre_render() (linia 40 z D:\xampplite\htdocs\serwis_dokumentow\sites\all\modules\views\modules\user\views_handler_field_user_permissions.inc).

using only veiws'es core User: Permission field. Maybe I should not deploy this modul? As it can work nativly in views becouse content access implements hook_permission().

This code

if ($uids) {
// Get a list of all the modules implementing a hook_permission() and sort by
// display name.
$module_info = system_get_info('module');
$modules = array();
foreach (module_implements('permission') as $module) {
$modules[$module] = $module_info[$module]['name'];
}
asort($modules);

$permissions = module_invoke_all('permission');

$result = db_query("SELECT u.uid, u.rid, rp.permission FROM {role_permission} rp INNER JOIN {users_roles} u ON u.rid = rp.rid WHERE u.uid IN (:uids) AND rp.module IN (:modules) ORDER BY rp.permission",
array(':uids' => $uids, ':modules' => array_keys($modules)));

foreach ($result as $perm) {
$this->items[$perm->uid][$perm->permission]['permission'] = $permissions[$perm->permission]['title'];
}

from views_handler_field_user_permissions.inc tells me that it should list also permissions from other modules which implement hook_permission().

Am I wrong?

It would be helpfull not only for me if it would works.

regards,
Mike