v1 Permission in admin controller

To controll permission in admin controller, there are 2 method to do this. One is for controller in /fuel/app/classes/controller (core controller) and Two is for Modules in modules/<module name>/classes/controller (module controller)

Core controller

You have to specify _define_permission in the admin controller you created.

And use this model/method to check permission.

if (\Model_AccountLevelPermission::checkAdminPermission('page_name', 'page_action') == false) {
    // access denied
}

Example:

class Controller_Admin_Post extends \Controller_AdminController 
{
    public function __construct() 
    {
        // load language for translate in permission page.
        \Lang::load('post'); // load lang/<your_lang>/post.php
    }


    public function _define_permission() 
    {
        return array('post_perm' => array('post_viewall_perm', 'post_write_perm', 'post_any_actions_perm'));
    }


    public function action_index() 
    {
        // check permission
		if (\Model_AccountLevelPermission::checkAdminPermission('post_perm', 'post_viewall_perm') == false) {
            \Response::redirect(\Uri::create('admin'));// access denied, go to admin dashboard.
        }

        // start your controller for admin code here.
    }
}

The checkAdminPermission parameters

First is page name (got it from _define_permission array('page_name' => array('..', '..'));)

Second is page actions (got it from _define_permission array('page_name' => array('page_act1', 'page_act2'));). You can define unlimited actions in one page(controller).

Module controller

Your module folder structure should be like this

/modules (this maybe in fuel/app/ or wherever you config)
..../<module_name>
......../classes/
............/<module_name>admin.php
......../<module_name>_module.php (This file is for enter metadata to read in admin page)

These 2 files are required.

<module_name>_module.php is for enter metadata for your module just like module name and author name.

<module_name>admin.php is for define permissions and generate auto admin navigation bar menu.

Open your <module_name>admin.php file, this file should have module name as namespace and has _define_permission method.

From this example, your module name is blog.

Example

namespace Blog;

class BlogAdmin 
{
    public function __construct() 
    {
        // load language
        \Lang::load('blog::blog');// this is load language in module style, and this load language will be used in permission setting page.
    }// __construct


    public function _define_permission() 
    {
        return array(
            'blog_page_perm' => array('blog_act1_perm', 'blog_act2_perm'),
            'blog_comment_page_perm' => array('blog_comment_act1_perm', 'blog_comment_act2_perm')
        );
    }
}

Now if you want to check admin permission, you can do as same as you did in Core controller

Example

if (\Model_AccountLevelPermission::checkAdminPermission('blog_page_perm', 'blog_act1_perm') == false) {
    \Response::redirect(\Uri::create('admin'));// access denied, go to admin dashboard.
}

Set permissions

To set permissions for each roles, go to Users roles and permissions > Roles and permissions > Permissions menu.

Tick permission you want. and click on Save button at bottom.