I would use array $user_perm ( 1 => false, // for admin 2 => true // for news 4 => true // news_create 8 => false // news_delete . . . )
as you can see there are gaps that you can use for other permissions, and this way all you need is to rewrite
if($user_perm & $perm == $perm )
to
if($user_perm[$perm])
You can even write a php script that will change it for you
Torsten Rosenberger wrote:
Hello
I have some trouble with user permission. I build the system like the permission in the phplib.
admin = 1 news = 2 news_create = 4 news_delete = 8 . . .
then ich can check ($user_perm & $perm == $perm )
But the problem ist that the permissions now over BIGINT. So i cann't store it in mysql (possible are varchar) But to compare the perms they must have the type integer settype ($perm,interger) brings a wrong value in case that the number is greater as the BIGINT.
Someone have a better solution ? or a way out.
BR/Torsten Rosenberger
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