I need to override the 'user/%user/edit' page for a specific user role, say 'foo_role'. I have successfully created the new user registration form that explicitly selects the fields to be used in creating a new foo_role user however, because there are additional user fields not applicable to foo_role the edit page for this role is not correct.
This is 开发者_JAVA技巧my best attempt, but it fails:
function registermodule_form_user_profile_form_alter($form, &$form_state){
global $user;
if(in_array("foo_role", $user->roles)){
unset($form['field_non_foo']);
}
return $form;
}
Alter hooks use variable reference to modify variable contents in memory. Because of that, you also don't need to return a value in alter hooks.
Should look like this:
function registermodule_form_user_profile_form_alter(&$form, &$form_state){
global $user;
if(in_array("foo_role", $user->roles)){
$form['field_non_foo'] = FALSE;
}
}
Can you clarify "fails"?
First, you are missing the & from $form. Change that for a start.
If that doesn't fix it, try to figure out how much of your code is actually working. Try adding a drupal_set_message('user is in foo role'); inside the if condition.
If that shows, then it is a problem with the unset. Note that you shouldn't use unset but instead set '#access' to FALSE. Like this:
$form['field_non_foo']['#access'] = FALSE;
You could even go fancy and directly save whatever is returned from in_array_check():
$form['field_non_foo']['#access'] = in_array('foo_role', $user->roles);
There is however a difference here and that is that #access will now be forced to be either TRUE or FALSE and not use whatever value it might already have.
Edit: Are you sure that your field isn't inside a fieldset? Then it would be $form['the_fieldset']['field_non_foo'] instead.
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