In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, edcasati <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes
>Made some more progress today, to the point where I need to start
>thinking about another necessary feature: security. How to require
>login, and then allow different people to have different rights (edit
>/ create / view only). For example, allowing an employee to login and
>view only records that pertain to him/her.
It is possible to restrict rights in SQL, but normally it is done in
PHP.
A user table has username, password, youcandothis, youcandothat,
youcandotheother. When the user logs in, the password is checked, and
it just a case of "if youcandothis {..."
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