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PCH Smart Linking: Fix permission check typo #2651
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Sequence DiagramsDynamic Title Setting in SmartLinksequenceDiagram
participant User
participant SmartLink
participant WordPress
User ->> SmartLink: Instantiate SmartLink with destination_post_id
SmartLink ->> WordPress: Call get_the_title(destination_post_id)
WordPress -->> SmartLink: Return post title
SmartLink ->> SmartLink: Set title property
SmartLink -->> User: SmartLink object with title set
Role and Capability Validation in PermissionHandlersequenceDiagram
participant User
participant PermissionHandler
participant WordPress
User ->> PermissionHandler: Call current_user_can_use_pch_feature(user_roles)
PermissionHandler ->> WordPress: Retrieve user roles
WordPress -->> PermissionHandler: Return user roles
PermissionHandler ->> PermissionHandler: Check roles and capabilities
PermissionHandler -->> User: Return true/false
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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (1)
src/class-permissions.php (1)
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14-30
: Review ofget_user_roles_with_edit_posts_cap
function.This function retrieves all user roles that have the
edit_posts
capability. The implementation uses WordPress functions and iterates over roles to check capabilities. The function is straightforward and adheres to WordPress coding standards.Potential Improvement:
Consider caching the result to improve performance, especially if this function is called frequently.+ $cached_roles = wp_cache_get('user_roles_with_edit_posts_cap'); + if ($cached_roles) { + return $cached_roles; + } $result = array(); $roles = wp_roles()->roles; foreach ( $roles as $key => $role ) { if ( isset( $role['capabilities']['edit_posts'] ) ) { $result[ $key ] = $role['name']; } } + wp_cache_set('user_roles_with_edit_posts_cap', $result); return $result;
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- src/Models/class-smart-link.php (1 hunks)
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src/class-permissions.php (1)
84-110
: Review ofcurrent_user_can_use_pch_feature
function.This function checks if the current user has the necessary permissions to access specific features. The logic has been refactored to improve readability and maintainability. The function now checks for user roles and capabilities more efficiently.
Observations:
- The function retrieves user roles and checks them against valid roles with the capability to edit posts.
- It also checks if the user's roles are allowed to access the specific feature or post.
- Finally, it checks if the user can edit the post if a post ID is provided.
Potential Issue:
Ensure that thecurrent_user_can
function call correctly handles all scenarios, especially with custom post types or permissions.src/Models/class-smart-link.php (1)
131-138
: Review ofSmartLink
constructor.The constructor now conditionally sets the
title
of the link based on whether thedestination_post_id
is set. If it is set, it retrieves the title of the destination post; otherwise, it uses the provided title.Observations:
- This change enhances flexibility by allowing dynamic title setting based on the destination post.
- The use of
get_the_title
is appropriate here and follows WordPress standards.Potential Issue:
Ensure thatget_the_title
does not lead to any performance issues, especially when dealing with a large number of posts.Verification successful
Verification Successful: No performance issues found with
get_the_title
.The usage of
get_the_title
in the reviewed files does not indicate any performance concerns, as it is not used within loops or with large data sets.
src/Models/class-smart-link.php
: Used conditionally, not in a loop.src/Metadata/class-page-for-posts-builder.php
: Used once to set a metadata value.src/Metadata/class-page-builder.php
: Used once to set a metadata value.src/Metadata/class-post-builder.php
: Used once to set a metadata value.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the performance of `get_the_title` when used in loops or with many posts. # Test: Search for the usage of `get_the_title` in loops or with large data sets. rg --type php -A 5 $'get_the_title'Length of output: 1391
Description
This PR fixes a typo from #2649, where the last return value is
false
, where it should betrue
.Motivation and context
Fix the Smart Linking functionality
How has this been tested?
Tested locally, with a user with two roles.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
SmartLink
class to dynamically set thetitle
based on thedestination_post_id
.Refactor
current_user_can_use_pch_feature
function by restructuring user role and capability checks.