After doing some investigation and checking with AI to help diagnose the bug, I think I found a solution path. Instead of checking on the privilege (which we cannot do anymore), we should be using the CRUD permission module's "may_delete_this" function instead. I am modifying it to allow a null content ID for when we are adding a new piece of content to see if it could be later deleted by the member.
I am also adding a new function which, when given the name of a permission module, will try to find it (since some are CMS modules, others are Admin Zone ones, etc).
EDIT: Actually this might not work for cns_* modules. Investigating, most calls to make periodic content fields come from modules, so we could just put a parameter whether to include a delete option based on a direct call from the module's may_delete_this. Will need to work out chat and member settings though as these are not called directly from their modules.
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After doing some investigation and checking with AI to help diagnose the bug, I think I found a solution path. Instead of checking on the privilege (which we cannot do anymore), we should be using the CRUD permission module's "may_delete_this" function instead. I am modifying it to allow a null content ID for when we are adding a new piece of content to see if it could be later deleted by the member.
I am also adding a new function which, when given the name of a permission module, will try to find it (since some are CMS modules, others are Admin Zone ones, etc).
EDIT: Actually this might not work for cns_* modules. Investigating, most calls to make periodic content fields come from modules, so we could just put a parameter whether to include a delete option based on a direct call from the module's may_delete_this. Will need to work out chat and member settings though as these are not called directly from their modules.