Hi folks
At the risk of sounding lazy,
Has anyone got an example of how to access and manipulate #__assets.rules, ie in a beforestore event?
An example of the field I am talking about would be ' art_rules',
It's field 393, FYI....
Any examples would be great like change
{"core.admin":{"7":1},"core.manage":{"7":1}}
to... <br>
...this
{"core.admin":{"12":1},"core.manage":{"5":1},"core.funky":{"12":1}}
Thanks or any tips
asset rules are json encoded so you would need to read it, unpack it, manipulate reulting object, it encode back to json and store.
Hi Klas
Thanks for that.
To make sure you grab a string from db and process it using JSON yo have to wrap the string in double quotes.
I grabbed a #__assets.rule value from db using sql query for live value on the art_alias field.
I then wrapped this value in double quotes to achieve success
$alias = '"'.$fields['art_alias']->value.'"'; $jsonalias = json_decode($alias); var_dump($jsonalias);
Hello
Back to this again...
So using JCckContentJoomla_Article.... is 'rules' applicable there?:
$newData = new JCckContentJoomla_Article;
$addData = $newData->create(
'some_content_type',
$columns(
'title' => 'My Title, ....
'rules' => '{"core.delete":[],"core.edit":[],"core.edit.state":[]}'
),
$columnsMore(stuff...),
$columnsMore2(stuff...)
);
If it is, I am not sure what I am doing incorrectly, I end up with '{}' no matter what and I have checked that do have a JSON string to store.... hmmm
try passing it as an object, not as json string
Hi Klas
Tried that and no joy... if it is not a possibility at least I know
Jon