mavtech
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| Posted: 06/16/2005, 11:32 AM |
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We use Mysql and PHP on Apache on Linux.
I would like to build a little program that uses the user table and another table directory_allowed.
I want to be able to bring up a user and click all the directorys that he/she can access.
And then using something like htaccess ??? lock or allow tables for users.
End result is that when the user tries to go to a page that is in a directory that they do not have access to it brings up a page that says you do not have access or a login page.
Any ideas of how to do it would be much appreciated.
Paul
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Nicole
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| Posted: 06/17/2005, 6:38 AM |
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Paul,
CCS let you to create User Groups (e.g. Admins, Advanced User, Guest, etc.). You can restrict access to different pages and even forms to different user groups in page/forms Restricted dialog. If user does not have enough access rights to a form it is just not displayed to him. If he cannot access a certain page he is redirected to a page that is specified in page’s Access Denied page property.
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mavtech
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| Posted: 06/17/2005, 6:45 AM |
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Nicole,
Thank you for your response. My issue is that the pages are not PHP but are created with another application and are HTML. I would like to restrict access to the directories that that they are in.
I will try and explain a little further. The material is all HTML pages and I want customers to have access to only pages that they are authorized for. But since the pages are not created in CCS. I figured a directory system would work.
Is there such a thing.
Paul
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