I am creating some web based functions for the staff and volunteers to
use. Access to these functions is designated by those who need it.
I have two tables.
One table describes the component --- It has a component reference
number column.
The second table indicates who has access to what --- containing the
component reference number from the component table (described above)
and also the member reference number.
Essentially if you are logged in your reference number is in a session
variable and using PHP & mySQL the script is checking to see which
components to allow you access to in your menu and only displaying those
menu options.
So far I have been updating this table using phpmyadmin. I have begun
writing a script to do this in a more smooth fashion.
The script I am writing produces a form in a table.
Column 1 shows the component name. Column 2 is a check box for the user
to check in if the person whose permissions are being modified should
have access to this component. I have named the check box the component
reference number --- 1 for example. There are about 16 components are
growing.
I am not sure how to check if "$1 = on" indicating the check box was
checked in. I know you would use an IF ( ) { } statement --- but I want
to automate this so when new components are added in I want have to
modify the script which actually updates who has access to what
component.
What I have done so far is selected all the components and started a
WHILE loop --- $i will go from 0 to 15 so I am able to look at each
check box to see if it was selected or not and then I am going to use
the INSERT INTO or DELETE commands to update the table, etc.
How can I find out if $1 and $2 and $3 and ... $15 are "on"?
Ron
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