Find users having role snc-internal or no role in Business rule

SNOW44 · ‎03-03-2024

Hello Everyone,

I have an interesting requirement where end users are not allowed to rename/delete attachment in portal. End user having both scenario which they have snc_internal or no role to user. And for user who don't have any role have solution like !gs.hasRole() == true.

My question is how to we find the user who have exactly snc_internal role?

can some one help me on this. @Ankur Bawiskar

Amit Gujarathi · ‎03-03-2024

HI @SNOW44 ,
I trust you are doing great.
PLease find the below solution for the same.

// Check if the current user has the snc_internal role
function hasSNCInternalRole() {
    var hasRole = false;
    var user = gs.getUser();
    var roles = user.getRoles();
    
    for (var i = 0; i < roles.size(); i++) {
        if (roles.get(i) == 'snc_internal' && roles.size() == 1) {
            hasRole = true;
            break;
        }
    }
    
    return hasRole;
}

// Example usage
if (hasSNCInternalRole()) {
    // User has only the snc_internal role
    gs.info("User has exactly the snc_internal role.");
} else {
    // User does not have exactly the snc_internal role
    gs.info("User does not have exactly the snc_internal role.");
}

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Harish KM · ‎03-03-2024

Hi @SNOW44 you can use gs.hasRole('snc_internal'). This will return true if loggedin user have snc_internal role,

Alternatively you use delete operation ACL instead of Business rule.

in ACL just give role snc_internal and advance script answer = false; // this will not allow them to delete attachment

Regards
Harish

SNOW44 · ‎03-03-2024

Hi Harish,

When I try gs.hasRole('snc_internal') it return true for both ITIL user and user having(snc_internal) users.

ACL is not working in portal side, I already given a try.

Harish KM · ‎03-03-2024

Hi @SNOW44 the use gs.hasRoleExactly('snc_internal');

if that doesnt work, use the below method

var role= gs.hasRole('snc_internal');

hasRoleExactly(role);

function hasRoleExactly(role) {

var au = new ArrayUtil();

var roles = gs.getSession().getRoles() + '';

var roleArray = roles.split(",");

var isAuthorized = au.contains(roleArray, role);

gs.info("role"+isAuthorized);

return isAuthorized;

}

Regards
Harish

SNOW44 · ‎03-03-2024

Thanks harish, will check and comeback!