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In a block there's a flag where users can ask for permission to edit the node. The admin gets a mail when the node is flagged. Admin can grant acces with node-acces to a particular user. This part is working.

However, when the user can edit the node, this block (or snippet; could use if else statement) should be hidden. I'm looking for (and can't find it) a snippet like

if user can edit 
    {'you can edit'} 
else 
    {show flag}

How should I do the first part?

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  • To clarify - do you want to hide the block when the user has node edit access? – longboardnode Oct 9 '15 at 2:44
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Seems it can be done via this PoC

if (node_access('edit', $node, $user)) {
  {'you can edit'} 
}
else {
  {show flag}
}
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  • what does PoC stand for? – No Sssweat Oct 9 '15 at 8:59
  • This code checks that concrete user have access to edit concrete node. And if yes, the executes some action. – Eugene Oct 9 '15 at 18:11
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You should be able to get this to work using the Rules block visibility module, using a Rules Component that is pretty similar to what I described in my answer to "How to display a block if a user does NOT have a selected role?".

All you'd have to do is to adapt the Rules condition to make it check if "admin has granted acces with node-acces" (as in your question) to the current user.

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