I'm authoring a web app, and I want to use some AJAX functionality.

The users log in via PHP, and they are verified page to page by a
session variable (which stores their username).

I want to write some PHP that alters a database, but I want to be sure
that only authorized users can access the page, and that they can only
delete items associated with their username (in the table).

I want to have javascript asynchronously call the php page, but I don't
know how to protect this page.  I don't think I can rely on my session
variable, because the user won't be directly calling the page.

I don't want user A to be able to submit a request to delete an item
belonging to user B.  How can I secure this setup while still using AJAX?

Thanks,
Bret

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