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Message #49547
[Bug 1519989] Re: Refactor duplicate collections access code in index.php & index.json.php
When tackling that, it should be looked at whether we can set coding
standards / guidelines when we have a json.php and a .php file so we
don't end up in a situation like this again.
** Tags added: code-cleanup
** Changed in: mahara
Milestone: 18.10.0 => None
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1519989
Title:
Refactor duplicate collections access code in index.php &
index.json.php
Status in Mahara:
Confirmed
Bug description:
After patch https://reviews.mahara.org/#/c/5695/6 for Bug1514374,
we've now got duplicate code it htdocs/collection/index.php and
htdocs/collection/index.json.php, for checking whether the user has
access to the particular collections they're trying to look at.
This kind of duplication stands a high likelihood of falling out of
sync if changes are made to the access code in the future, so we
should abstract it out into a common access method that gets called by
both scripts.
The code is not *exactly* the same in both places. index.php
intersperses it with code to set the menu headers, and index.json.php
sends an error via json_reply on failure, while index.php throws an
AccessDeniedException(). So it will require a little bit of thinking
to do it. But it's not impossible.
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