David Beguin
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As slides are returned in sudo to the template, the user rights were checked via a can_access variable set in the template directly. In order to disable the vote for user that cannot get access to the course all the checks are now done in backend (also to avoid to get access to slides in sudo mode with rpc calls). We add now, for each slide on the course view, the access and vote rights to the template : can_access and can_vote. Those two are computed in backend, using the user's access right instead of admin's. But, as if the user is not member of the channel, he cannot get access to the course slides (expect for Free Peview ones), so the check on can_vote will crash. This is why we check the access rights before checking can_vote, for each slides (as free preview slides are still accessible, even if the user is not in channel members). The vote widget is disabled if user's can_access or can_vote = False, enabled otherwise. If user have access but have not enough karma, the controller will handle this case and return an error to the user telling him he has not enough karma to vote. If user can vote but cannot access, the controller will handle this case and return an error to the user telling him he has no access to the lesson. Task ID: 1943788 PR #31321
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