Here is what I am doing in a similar situation.

<?php  if ( $this->controller->Session->check('AuthenticatedProfile') )
           $this->renderElement('admin_menu');  ?>



I usually write it as a one liner, but it wraps in my email client.


On 9/11/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi.

I am currently trying to reuse my views for both admin and public
access. If a user is logged in there will be displayed edit, delete,
modify etc. bottoms. There won't be ACL control because only 1-2 users
will maintain my site. This is how I have done this in the view:

example: If a user is logged in - display add bottom:

<?php if (!empty($_SESSION['User']['username'])): ?>
        <?php echo $html->link('New Ccase', '/ccases/add'); ?>
<?php endif; ?>

This is nice and works well - is it possible to create some sort of
alias/constant so that I can write this instead:

<admin>
        <?php echo $html->link('New Ccase', '/ccases/add'); ?>
</admin>


Best regards.
Asbjørn Morell.




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