In an apex custom controller, is there a way to determine the current user's sharing access for a custom object record?
Example:
//Standard building of a custom select list
List<SelectOption> theList = new List<SelectOption>{};
List<CustomObject__c> items = Database.query(query);
for(CustomObject__c i : items){
theList.add(new SelectOption(i.id, i.name));
}
//What I would like to do
List<SelectOption> theList = new List<SelectOption>{};
List<CustomObject__c> items = Database.query(query);
for(CustomObject__c i : items){
//determine user sharing rights on record
boolean optionDisabled = false;
string?? userAccess = i.methodThatReturnsCurrentSharingAccess;
if(userAccess != 'read/write'){
optionDisabled = true;
}
theList.add(new SelectOption(i.id, i.name, optionDisabled));
}
I understand that I would probably need to get the current user object using the global and pass that to whatever method determines the sharing access. Unless the user object has the method and I pass it the record object. I will look into that while I wait for a reply.
In an apex custom controller, is there a way to determine the current user's sharing access for a custom object record?
Example:
//Standard building of a custom select list
List<SelectOption> theList = new List<SelectOption>{};
List<CustomObject__c> items = Database.query(query);
for(CustomObject__c i : items){
theList.add(new SelectOption(i.id, i.name));
}
//What I would like to do
List<SelectOption> theList = new List<SelectOption>{};
List<CustomObject__c> items = Database.query(query);
for(CustomObject__c i : items){
//determine user sharing rights on record
boolean optionDisabled = false;
string?? userAccess = i.methodThatReturnsCurrentSharingAccess;
if(userAccess != 'read/write'){
optionDisabled = true;
}
theList.add(new SelectOption(i.id, i.name, optionDisabled));
}
I understand that I would probably need to get the current user object using the global and pass that to whatever method determines the sharing access. Unless the user object has the method and I pass it the record object. I will look into that while I wait for a reply.
