You will do
1.At registration time ,each user is given a level.
2.At Login time you will access it store in session variable.
3.when user access a any protected page ,you will check that user's
level.If the user is matched with the level ,otherewisw ...Say
sorry............
Heidi Belal
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Hi all!
I have a question that i'd like suggested solutions to
if possible!
I want to allow certain people to access certain
pages.
I already have a log in page which is password
protected, but everybody who logs in has full access
to all the pages. I want to eliminate that full
access.
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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