Eric,
There are, as you will find out, a number of ways you could handle it. The
right way is really your decision and it's directly related to the
flexibility, maintainability, and security your site will require.
I have had success in the past using a role-based permission system. For
example,
Eric,
Your second approach is fine. It's denormalized, extensible, and can be
manipulated using tools you put in place.
You may want to consider groups as well, thus people belonging to a group
could view/edit pages, that has the potential to save a lot of
administrative scut work.
A table
At 23:36 01-11-2004, Eric Cranley wrote:
I tried to find this in the archives. If I missed it, my apologies in
advance.
I'm developing an intranet for my company, and we are planning on putting
sensitive information on it. I've already setup a login system using
sessions, but I'm not sure how to
