Ave,
Hey thanks a lot. I'm reading up on those.
I appreciate this.
Thanks.
On 8/26/04 10:07 PM, David Bevan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 2004-08-26 at 13:49, PHP Junkie wrote:
Ave,
Jay..
Firstly thanks a lot for the tips. I appreciate that and in fact I do try to
go methodically
Ave,
Thanks a ton... And this is exactly what I figured I need to do. Someone
else also wrote in something similar which prompted me to go in this
direction. It's working out now by creating an additional table that maps
the users records through ID and holds information on who is allowed
Ave,
I'm working on a Phonebook Application for my company. Much of it's
functions and application are pretty much clear and workable for me. But
there's one aspect which I'm trying to figure out.
It's a multi-user application where there's 2 kinds of users... Admin
User.
The User can only
[snip]
There is one feature that Admin gets which I'm trying to figure out.
When the Admin is adding a record, he gets to decide which users he
wants to
share the record with. He can choose particular Users by clicking on
their
name to share that record with. How do I make that happen?
Any
Ave,
Jay..
Firstly thanks a lot for the tips. I appreciate that and in fact I do try to
go methodically in most cases, even using the pen paper to create my flow
charts and diagrams of what I'm about to program. I actually love that
method of designing an application.
In fact, for this
[snip]
If, in the table I'm storing my records, I create a field which stores
the
Users allowed access to that particular record, then in case of multiple
users, that single field will hold multiple user names... Which is a
problem
for me. And I might be applying a very wrong approach, logically,
On Friday 27 August 2004 01:49, PHP Junkie wrote:
Coming back again to my problem..
If, in the table I'm storing my records, I create a field which stores the
Users allowed access to that particular record, then in case of multiple
users, that single field will hold multiple user names...
Ave,
That makes sense... Actually I think I know exactly what you're saying and I
think it's gonna work that way. Let me do this.
Thanks a ton!
On 8/26/04 2:42 PM, Jason Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Friday 27 August 2004 01:49, PHP Junkie wrote:
Coming back again to my problem..
Php Junkie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Ave,
I'm working on a Phonebook Application for my company. Much of it's
functions and application are pretty much clear and workable for me. But
there's one aspect which I'm trying to figure out.
It's a multi-user
On Thu, 2004-08-26 at 13:49, PHP Junkie wrote:
Ave,
Jay..
Firstly thanks a lot for the tips. I appreciate that and in fact I do try to
go methodically in most cases, even using the pen paper to create my flow
charts and diagrams of what I'm about to program. I actually love that
method of
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