Modify whether the currently logged-in user can edit an entry that was not created by him - Several Views

gv_claim_entry_by_user_data.php

<?php // DO NOT COPY THIS LINE

add_filter('gravityview/edit_entry/user_can_edit_entry', 'gv_claim_entry_by_user_data', 20, 3 );
/**
 * Modify whether the currently logged-in user can edit an entry that was not created by him
 *
 * @param boolean $user_can_edit Can the current user edit the current entry? (Default: false)
 * @param array $entry Gravity Forms entry array
 * @param int $view_id ID of the view you want to check visibility against {@since 1.15}
 *
 * @return bool True: User can edit the existing entry; False: they cannot.
 */
function gv_claim_entry_by_user_data( $user_can_edit, $entry, $view_id = 0 ) {

	global $current_user;
	/*
		You may change $user_field below to any of the following user fields
		Username: $current_user->user_login
		User email: $current_user->user_email
		User display name: $current_user->display_name
		User ID: $current_user->ID
	*/
	$user_field = $current_user->ID; 

	// Make sure the user is logged-in. If not, return existing.
	if ( ! is_user_logged_in() ) {
		return $user_can_edit;
	}

 	switch ( $view_id ): 
		case '123':
			$id_field_to_check = 3;
        	break;
		case '245':
			$id_field_to_check = 4;
        	break;
	    default: 
	        return $user_can_edit; //Return existing capabilities for every other View
	        break;
	endswitch;

	// field to check isn't set; default to existing
	if ( ! isset( $entry[$id_field_to_check] ) ) {
		return $user_can_edit;
	}
	
	$field_to_check = $entry[$id_field_to_check];
	if ( ! $field_to_check ) {
		return $user_can_edit;
	}
	
	// This is where we override existing functionality:
	// If the user data matches the field to check, let's do this!
	if( $user_field == $field_to_check ) {
		return true;
	}
	// Otherwise, return existing capabilities
	return $user_can_edit;
}