and "add to cart" icons if they're logged in. They'll see the
"public" version of the site, with product images and descriptions
only until they log in, then the pages will also show pricing and the
links to add to the shopping cart. Also the shopping cart will be
initialised when they log in.
I can write my own security framework, but I want to understand the
CFLOGIN stuff thats built into CFMX. All the examples I've seen for
that are where entire pages or directories are barred from people who
aren't logged in.
How would I do it, using the CFLOGIN framework?
Here's what i have done so far ...
I have a folder called "Clients" where I hold the login procedures,
also the lost password and update profile stuff, and the login page
sends the user back to the site home page after logging in. That
all works ok. And the same system also validates the client himself
and grants him access to the admin area of the site.
How do I handle the price column in the display tables? In my
homegrown system, I'd just do something like:
<cfif session.auth.isloggedin>
<td>#price#</td>
</cfif>
How does it work where we want the page to display to people not
logged in, but only certain parts showing to logged in users?
I've tried <cfif isdefined(getauthuser())> but that doesnt work.
Also a few other combinations around the getauthuser() function but
nothing I've tried is the right thing.
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP Webworks
http://afpwebworks.com
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