checking access to link in twig modern drupal
- drupal twig link with access check
- drupal twig link check access permissions
- drupal twig route access check
- drupal_path twig
- twig check link “access” drupal
- drupal twig path
This returns the path whether the current user has access or not.
path('entity.user.edit_form', {'user': uid}, {'query': {'destination': path('<current>')
Twig Tweak module does have drupal_path or such that will check access, but it doesn’t take routes?
Sigh.
Best suggestion in forums is to do a hasPermission check in the if statement:
but no, no, no. Drupal has excellent fine-grained permissions and absolutely knows if i have access to edit one particular user or not, that is not necessarily identifiable with broad-level permissions.
Sigh again.
No option to tell it to be sensitive to access control for path() or link() or url() twig functions.
https://www.drupal.org/docs/theming-drupal/twig-in-drupal/functions-in-twig-templates
Again, Twig Tweak does do this in their alternate path-to-URL functions.
Improve drupal_url with an optional access check and add drupal_link as well [#2942287] | Drupal.org
Anyway, the place i inherited this attempt to do ridiculous things in a twig template was in a view field rewrite thing, so while the desire to create own links was still there, for the redirect back to the current page and to also do a cancel/delete link, we could use the edit link that Views makes available as a field, output as text, for what we check in our if statement on whether to view the edit/delete links.