In a site I am currently building, I implemented a user model (with a plugin), which ensures, that deleting a user does not actually delete them, but changes their template (to “customer-delete”) as a way to mark them a deletable and inactive.
This, of course, suppresses the standard action of deleting the user. When trying to delete again, a message is passed to the admin/editor—using the hook user.delete:before and checking for the user’s template—, that the user is already marked for deletion.
The actual deletion should be executed with a cronjob, after some time has passed.
My problem: The cronjob also gets the “mark as deletable” treatment and doesn’t execute.
Can I somehow pass a force parameter to the $user->delete() method? (As possible with $page->delete().)
This is my plugin code:
<?php
class CustomerUser extends User
{
public function delete(): bool
{
return $this->commit('delete', ['user' => $this], function ($user) {
$user->changeRole('customer-delete');
$update['updated'] = date('Y-m-d H:i:s');
$user->update($update);
return false;
});
}
}
class CustomerDeleteUser extends User
{
public function delete(): bool
{
return $this->commit('delete', ['user' => $this], function ($user) {
return false;
});
}
}
Kirby::plugin('frwssr/user-models', [
'userModels' => [
'customer' => CustomerUser::class,
'customer-delete' => CustomerDeleteUser::class,
],
'hooks' => [
'user.delete:before' => function ($user)
{
if ($user->role() == 'customer-delete'):
throw new Exception('„' . $user->email() . '“ ist bereits zum Löschen vorgemerkt. (siehe Lösch-Hinweis)');
endif;
},
],
]);
