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Matt B avatar Drupal

Over-ride entity delete button permission

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Matt B

created a Form View mode and some custom permissions (pre node, based on a user list field in the node). I want a user with that permission to be able to delete the node as well, and have added a delete button using hook_form_alter:

                $route_info = $room->toUrl('delete-form');  // need to use a custom handler to overright the delete controls.

                $form['actions']['delete'] = [
                    '#type' => 'link',
                    '#title' => t('Delete'),
                    '#access' => true,
                    '#weight' => 999,
                    '#attributes' => [
                        'class' => [
                          'button',
                          'button--danger',
                        ],
                    ],
                ];
                $form['actions']['delete']['#url'] = $route_info;

This of course gives me an 'access denied'. Is there a way to over-ride this so if the user has access to the delete button they can delete the node, but still using the standard Drupal confirm delete / delete handlers?

I know I can write a custom handler for this button, but was just thinking there may be a better way?

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