Oh! There is a cool system that someone gave me that does just this!
You need to set Privelages..

So on say an admin page, you do a check against a database, to determine if
the user has the "Admin" Privelage.

You need to create groups, otherwise it gets unmanageable.

So :

User table- User Name/Password/Group

Groups- Group ID/GroupName

GroupPrivelages- GroupID/Privelage (Repeating)

Privelages- List of Privelages.

And you cue a privelage to a webpage/area of the website..and then a group
to certain privelages..and then a User to a Group.

You can cut the group part out if your needs are simpler..but this is a cool
way to do it :)

I believe what I was given is free to hand out, and available from a website
(some one of the CF user groups..I can't recall which one).

I will send it monday when I get to work if someone else doesn't reply
sooner with the info :)

-Gel
http://www.carigamer.com
Island Gaming At Its Best!(tm)

-----Original Message-----
From: Heidi Belal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

So, how about if i categorize the people into various
levels of access, and assign each a number.  Then have
that number in the database in the password/username
table.  Then when a person tries to access the page,
before displaying it checks which number/level the
person is in and if the person is allowed access.
What do you think?
Thanks!


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