Is there some options to check the permission of an other user than the logged one

[GreGosPhaTos]

Is not an issue it's more a question : But is there a way to check the permission for an other user than the user connected in my application through the AclManager ?

Let's say I want to check if a user has the EDIT permission on the field A on a class B.

I have tried to extends the AclManager to create a isUserGranted method and tried to use the ACL's isGranted method instead of the securityContext one, but it seems doesn't work.

The other option would be to inject an other SecurityContext instance into the manager ? Any advises will be accepted thanks

[GreGosPhaTos]

Ok actually I found a way it's a bite dirty but it's works fine ;) :

class AclCustomManager extends AclManager
{    
    public function isUserGranted($attributes, $user, $object, $field = null)
    {
        $token = new UsernamePasswordToken($user, null, 'your_firewall_name', $user->getRoles());
        $oldToken = $this->getSecurityContext()->getToken();
        $this->getSecurityContext()->setToken($token);
        $isGranted = $this->isGranted($attributes, $object, $field);
        $this->getSecurityContext()->setToken($oldToken);
        return $isGranted;
    }
}

[bytehead]

PR #29 solves your exact issue probably, doesn't it?

[GreGosPhaTos]

@bytehead Cool didn't see that, well it seems to solve my problem, but does it works with the class field permission for example ?

Thanks

[bytehead]

@GreGosPhaTos I don't know. But @badaz should probably know it ;-)