We are in the process of creating a common login to our website.
Unfortunately, I have not come across any good login code for use with a
site/application that conforms to the fusebox standard. What we have in mind
is:
1. Conforms to the fusebox standard.
2. Security database would have three tables; Users, application, and
rights. The Users table would have user info: UserID, Username, password,
available (enable/disable), FirstName, and LastName. The application table
would have the AppID, AppName, UserType (Admin/Super/User), and available
(enable/disable) fields. The available field would allow for you to disable
access for the application to specific user types. The Rights table would
have RightsId, foreign key to UserID, foreign key to AppID, and Usertype
(Admin/Super/User) and specifies what type of user the person is on each
application.
3. The rights that each of the usertypes have would be specified by the
application (in a security table).
4. Encrypted passwords if possible.
5. Is usable for simple websites that have an admin function (uploading
minutes by admin support), and more complex applications.
Anyone have any suggestions on improvements to this and/or code snippets
that I could use?
Thx in advance!
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Curt W. Makepeace, B. Mngt
Western Region Webmaster
PWGSC/GTIS - Western Region
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