15 lines
967 B
PHP
15 lines
967 B
PHP
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<?php /*
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* Rendered by the template:board:task:icons hook, inside the card icons row. When a card
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* has no comments yet, Kanboard shows no comment icon at all -- so adding the first comment
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* means opening the card and finding the sidebar link. This adds a comment bubble with a
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* "+" that opens the same comment modal (CommentListController::show) the native count icon
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* uses, so the first comment can be added straight from the board. Cards that already have
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* comments render nothing here (the native count icon already shows).
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*
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* Only shown to users who may create a comment (CommentController::save is PROJECT_MEMBER),
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* so it does not appear for read-only viewers.
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*/ ?>
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<?php if (empty($task['nb_comments']) && $this->user->hasProjectAccess('CommentController', 'save', $task['project_id'])): ?>
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<?= $this->modal->medium('comments-o', '+', 'CommentListController', 'show', array('task_id' => $task['id']), t('Add a comment')) ?>
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<?php endif ?>
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