masquerade.html.erb

<% content_for :page_title do %><%= t('masquerade_as', 'Masquerade as %{user_name}', :user_name => @user.short_name) %> <% end %>

<% css_bundle :roster_user %>
<h1 class="screenreader-only"><%= t(:page_title_header, "Masquerade as User") %></h1>
<div class="user-switch-alert">
  <% if @user == @real_current_user %>
    <span class="warning-text"><%= t('are_you_sure_stop', 'Are you sure you want to stop masquerading?') %></span>
    <% link_text = t('#buttons.unmasquerade', "Stop Masquerading") %>
  <% else %>
    <span class="warning-text"><%= t('are_you_sure_start', 'Are you sure you want to masquerade as this user?') %></span>
    <% link_text = t('#buttons.masquerade', "Masquerade as user") %>
    <p><%= mt 'details', <<-HEREDOC
Masquerading is essentially logging in as this user without a password.
You will be able to take any action as if you were this user, and from other users' points of views,
it will be as if this user performed them. However, audit logs record the fact that
**you** were the one that actually performed the actions on behalf of this user.
HEREDOC
      %></p>
  <% end %>

  <div style="float: right">
    <%= link_to t('#buttons.cancel', "Cancel"), :back %> &nbsp; &nbsp;
    <%= link_to link_text, user_masquerade_url(@user.id), { :method => :post, :class => 'btn masquerade_button' } %>
  </div>

  <div style="clear: both; padding-top: 15px"></div>

  <% @read_only = true %>
  <%= render :partial => 'users/name' %>
  <%= render :partial => 'users/logins' %>
</div>