Hi,

Attached is a patch that adds the above permissions. I needed those so maybe others may find it useful.

(BTW, by default there is a view that overrides the global tracker URL, so either set permissions in the view or disable the view to control access to this URL).

Comments appreciated.

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#5 510802-tracker2-access.patch1.63 KBjeffschuler
#3 tracker2.module.patch999 bytesquotesbro
tracker2-permissions.patch1.05 KBbluetegu

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gaellafond commented

Hi Bluetegu,

Thanks for your patch. I'm currently using Drupal 6 so I create an other one very similar to yours.

http://drupal.org/node/762962

Gael

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quotesbro commented
Version: 5.x-1.14 » 6.x-1.x-dev
Priority: Minor » Normal
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quotesbro commented
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new tracker2.module.patch999 bytes

Patch for 6.x-1.1

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quotesbro commented
Status: Active » Needs review
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jeffschuler
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new 510802-tracker2-access.patch1.63 KB

The patch in #3 didn't work for me, in allowing non-admin users with appropriate permissions to access their own tracker.

access arguments should get an array of permissions. Since we want logic in there, I made it a callback. Actually, there was already a _tracker2_user_access(), not being used, so I've modified and used that.

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quotesbro commented
Status: Needs review » Reviewed & tested by the community

#5 works fine and looks very reasonable.