By traceelements on

I want to add a link to the header of a particular views page that basically says, if you're admin or another specified role, you can see this link. I don't know php well enough to figure this out. I can't figure out the right php statement. Can anyone help? I'd really appreciate it.

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peterjlord’s picture

peterjlord commented

The following works for adding an image (ie image is content type name) in th header / footer of view 

<?php
if (user_access('create image content')) {
  $options=array();
  $options['html'] = TRUE;
  $options['attributes'] = array('class' => 'plus', 'title' =>t('Upload an Image'));
  $options['query'] =  drupal_get_destination();
  $link = l("<span>Upload An Image</span>", 'node/add/image',  $options);
echo <<<EOD
<div class="create-image-link">$link</div>
<br class="clearboth" />
EOD;
}

Could also use

<?php
  global $user;

  if($user->uid == 1 ) {
    // Do something for admin
  }

Peter J Lord
http://peterjlord.co.uk

mikou’s picture

mikou commented

Thanks for this. How would you do if you have two link ?

peterjlord’s picture

peterjlord commented

Not sure what you mean two links. Could you elaborate ?

Peter J Lord
http://peterjlord.co.uk