jreviews:permission:listing.update_listing_media
Filters whether a user has permission to update/edit media for an existing listing. Return false to deny permission.
Start here
Copy the boilerplate below, then add the logic you need. Return the modified first argument. New to hooks? Read the hooks primer first.
Fires when checking media edit permissions, before the media management page is displayed or changes are saved
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
$canUpdateMedia |
bool |
Whether the user can update the listing media based on media access settings |
$user |
\JReviews\App\Models\User |
The user attempting to update the media |
$listing |
\JReviews\App\Models\Listing |
The listing whose media is being updated |
Boilerplate
Paste this into your hook file, then add your logic and return the modified first argument.
fwd_add_filter('jreviews:permission:listing.update_listing_media', function($canUpdateMedia, $user, $listing)
{
// Your code here
return $canUpdateMedia;
}, 20, 3);
, 20, N sets the priority and how many arguments your callback accepts. If you use both $filterResult and $listing, keep , 20, 2 so both are passed to your callback.
Examples
Re-map the listing media update permission to the listing update permission
Media update permissions can be set globally, but not at the listing type level. In this case, if you need more fine-grained control and your listing updates permissions generally match what you also want for the media update permissions, then you can map one to the other.
fwd_add_filter('jreviews:permission:listing.update_listing_media', function($canUpdateMedia, $user, $listing) {
return $user->can('update', $listing);
}, 20, 3);
Source Files
app/Policies/ListingPolicy.php