/**
* Finds all admins who are not assigned with domain.
*
* Finds all admins and iterate through then making an array of 'id' => 'username'
* If admin inactive username will be append by '(inactive)' then we iterate
* through domain admins and removing all array elements which id is already in domain admins list.
*
* @param \Entities\Domain $domain Domain to look for admins
* @retun array
*/
public function getNotAssignedForDomain($domain)
{
$adminNames = [];
foreach ($this->findBy(["super" => false]) as $admin) {
$adminNames[$admin->getId()] = $admin->getActive() ? $admin->getUsername() : $admin->getUsername() . " (inactive)";
}
foreach ($domain->getAdmins() as $admin) {
if (isset($adminNames[$admin->getId()])) {
unset($adminNames[$admin->getId()]);
}
}
return $adminNames;
}
/**
* {@inheritDoc}
*/
public function _getPreferences()
{
$this->__initializer__ && $this->__initializer__->__invoke($this, '_getPreferences', array());
return parent::_getPreferences();
}
/**
* Check to see if this user is linked to a given domain (does not check for super - see below)
*
* This function is slightly misnamed as it does not check if your are a super admin (`isSuper()`)
* but rather whether you are linked to a domain or not. So a use case in practice would be:
*
* if( $admin->isSuper() || $admin->canManageDomain( $domain ) ) ...;
*
*
* @param \Entities\Domain $domain The domain object
* @return boolean
*/
public function canManageDomain($domain)
{
foreach ($this->getDomains() as $d) {
if ($domain->getId() == $d->getId()) {
return true;
}
}
return false;
}